Emailing larger video files

Turn on Mail Drop for large attachments

You can use Mail Drop to upload large attachments to iCloud, where they are encrypted. Recipients see an attachment or a Mail Drop link in the message and they can download the files for up to 30 days after they are sent.

Add an email attachment in Mail on iCloud.com - Apple Support

NB67 Said:

"Emailing larger video files: Second generation, iPhone SE. iOS 16.6.1: when I attempt to email these videos files, my phone gives me the message that they are over 100 MB and I need to connect to Wi-Fi. Prior to this recent update, my phone always connected to Wi-Fi when available before using cellular data.[...]"

Try Compressing the File:

Use a computer to compress it. So do so, upload this to to iCloud, and then download it to your computer. On your computer, open it, and compress it. Then, send via a compressed file to yourself.

Here are the steps:

I. Compress the File:

Compress the file into a ZIP file.

Go here: Zip and unzip files and folders on Mac - Apple Support

II. Email it to yourself:

Add the Zip file to the eMail

III. Send it it:

Once downloaded from the eMail, decompress it:

Note:

This wont work for a 100MB file, but it will when needing to send items that just larger than what is granted by your eMail provider.

I don't know any email provider that will let you email a 100Mb file, most cap the file size at around 10-30Mb.

You could try using a file sharing program such as Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive, etc. or one of these -

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