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Is there a way to stop Apple mail from sending follow up messages? I hate it. And you have to let the follow up messages sit in your Inbox for some length of time before deleting it or it will just keep sending the same message to you.
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MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 13.0
Greetings Dallas KD,
You can definitely turn off the feature to be reminded to follow up with emails. Just follow the steps found here:
Reply to, forward, or follow up on emails in Mail on Mac - Apple Support
"Get reminded to follow up on emails with no response
If you send a message and don’t receive a response in 3 days, the sent email automatically resurfaces to the top of your inbox to help you remember to follow up.
Take care.
Greetings Dallas KD,
You can definitely turn off the feature to be reminded to follow up with emails. Just follow the steps found here:
Reply to, forward, or follow up on emails in Mail on Mac - Apple Support
"Get reminded to follow up on emails with no response
If you send a message and don’t receive a response in 3 days, the sent email automatically resurfaces to the top of your inbox to help you remember to follow up.
Take care.
That link is not helpful. It simply tells you how to send replies or forward a message. This problem is with the "follow up" messages. Apple apparently uses some algorithm to select messages that you have sent to a third party and it sends that same message back to your Inbox with a header telling you to follow up on the message because no response has been received. In all of the messages I've received like this I didn't expect a response, but I have to deal with these messages cluttering my Inbox. It is a pain in the you know where and I see no way to turn it off.
Is there a way to stop Apple mail from sending follow up messages?
