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Using Apple's Private Email Relay with Postmark

For an App Developer to use with Sign in with Apple with Postmark, there are additional configuration necessary steps necessary. This is because Sign in with Apple allows users to create anonymous email addresses, and Apple has additional requirements to prevent spam.

The steps within Postmark are:

  1. Configure DKIM. Apple’s Email Relay requires the email to send with DKIM signed by the sending domain.
  1. Configure a Custom Return-Path. This feature also requires the MAIL FROM (Return-Path) to match the sending domain.
  1. Add an SPF Record for Postmark. Generally, Postmark does not require setting up an SPF record, though for Apple’s Private Email Relay to work, an SPF record is required. Postmark’s SPF record to add is:

    v=spf1 include:spf.mtasv.net ~all

IMPORTANT! The above steps are specific to Postmark. For further detail and a list of steps specific to Apple Private Relay itself (like registering a domain), please see their app capabilities documentation and their Sign in with Apple Documentation.

Last updated June 26th, 2024

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