Pavel Jelic In recent days, our magazine has been focusing on the native Contacts application, which has received several great improvements in iOS 16. For many years, this application was practically without any changes, so Apple definitely pleased us with this. It may seem that an application like Contacts can't offer much more than storing people's business cards, but the opposite is true, as we have seen in recent days. Therefore, if you too would like to control the new gadgets from the Contacts application in iOS 16, then definitely read our instructions not only from the last few days.
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How to bulk send a message or email on iPhone
In our magazine, we have already shown, for example, how a new list of contacts can be created in Contacts on an iPhone. In addition to the fact that the lists are mainly used to improve the organization, you can now send a mass message or e-mail to all the contacts in them, which will definitely come in handy. If you would like to try this function and you have already created a list, just proceed as follows:
- First, go to the native app on your iPhone Contacts.
- Alternatively, you can open the app Phone and down to the section Contact to move.
- Once done, press the button in the upper left corner < Lists.
- You will then find yourself in a section with all available contact lists.
- Here then on a specific list, to whom you want to send a message or email in bulk, hold your finger
- In the end, all you have to do is select from the menu as needed Send message to all or Send email to all.
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So it is possible to bulk send messages or emails on your iPhone in the above way. As already mentioned, you need to have some kind of contact list created to make this option available - the native list with all contacts does not support this trick. After clicking on the option to send a message, you will find yourself in the environment of the Messages application with pre-filled recipients, and if you choose the option to send an e-mail, you will find yourself in the default e-mail application with pre-filled contacts, where all you have to do is enter the subject and the text itself e -mail.
It behaves quite strangely for me, sending a message to everyone appears as an option only if such a list has ten or fewer contacts, otherwise it only offers me the option to send an email to everyone, despite the fact that not all participants in the list have email, even no one has to have it. On the other hand, even if all the recipients had iPhones and it was possible to send imessage to them, I can still use a maximum of ten of them. In this, the old Nokias were golden.