As I type this, I find that hard to believe in 2021, but it’s what Apple’s documentation says. Attachment size exceeded: The text and attachments combined of an email message sent or received can’t exceed the absurdly small amount of 20MB.
If you send 10 messages each to 100 people, 100 messages each to 10 people, or 1,000 messages to one very exhausted person, it counts the same. Recipients don’t have to be unique-that is, people will be counted multiple times across different messages. Too many recipients across all messages: You’re also limited to 1,000 recipients across a 24-hour period and 1,000 email messages total.Too many recipients in one message: It’s likely rare that you’re sending a message to a vast number of people, but Apple does limit your recipients to a total of 500 per message.(Invalid addresses at other domains will be rejected by those domain’s mail servers in the form of an email message in reply.) Your app may not tell you which address is incorrect, too, requiring sleuthing on your part.
Invalid iCloud address: Apple can’t check whether an email address is legitimate at other domains, but if you try to send email to someone with an address that ends with, mac.com, or me.com, and that address doesn’t exist, your email app and will refuse to send it.
But you may occasionally be stymied in sending a message without enough of a detailed error message to know why iCloud rejected it. (Some we even want to receive!) Apple’s iCloud service includes an email address and the ability to send and receive email. Email may seem quaint to some people, but billions upon billions of messages are sent that way every day.
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