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Improvements Apple should make to its Mail app on iOS and macOS

When people roll out wish lists of things they want Apple to do to its products, they’re often focused on brand-new features. We all like new features, sure, but part of me worries that while the focus is on the shiny, the basics—the software that we’re all using every day—gets ignored. In particular, I’m really ready for Apple to tackle that old standby: Mail.

I know: email’s dead, supplanted by a myriad of other means of digital communication. Except, for

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