All AnonAddy domains blocked by Apple

[nyakojiru]

I'm a subscribed user. As the title says, tried to change my email on an Apple account, checked with all options of domains (shared and custom) and are not recognized as a valid email by Apple.

[MrPeteypoo]

I had the exact same issue with a custom domain

[Torkurson]

Maybe Apple is checking the CNAME or MX records on domains? I hope this practice does not become more widespread.

[businessBoris]

Excuse the interruption: am I correct in thinking that the issue is more widespread than Apple incoming?
Apple has 'blacklisted' anonaddy domains (custom and specific) for outgoing email sent by their customers?

@Torkurson
Before taking up AnonAddy, I used something similar and much less flexible but proprietry: IronVest (aka abine, do not track, and others). They haven't had to change their remailing domain name for a couple of years. Before that they used quite a few different proxy domains.

I don't recall ever having problems writing to Apple domains with it, although the account name part of the email address, before the @ sign, is very obviously computer generated ie. not directly a real person.
I used/use Abine for a decade since 2013; I haven't transferred all the email addresses over to AnonAddy yet! It's too exciting for me to do too many at once.

[Torkurson]

Same issue with Jetbrains, even with custom domains.

[w3lld0ne]

Same issue with Jetbrains, even with custom domains.

can confirm this. what I did is to purchase an Office365 mail for my custom domain, register on JB with it, then change back DNS records. they seem to verify only on registration. that works but costs some money, yeah... would be nice if someone has a free solution

[grandeljay]

I had this issue with Discord. I think their E-Mail input regex (pattern for recognising the email format) was just bad:

• [email protected] did not work
• [email protected] did work

Maybe it's the same with Apple? Either way, I'd try contacting them and telling them about your E-Mail (format) not being recognised.

[OJ7]

adding https://mastodon.social to the list of services that block AnonAddy domains and custom domains.

[mamciek]

I think this is related: #583