IOS 13 Icloud email not being pushed

Ever since the update to IOS 13 my icloud email is no longer being pushed to my iPhone. I have to manually fetch.

It is being pushed to my watch properly.

Even when it goes to my watch, it is not in my phone email app, nor is there any badge or notification till I fetch it.


I have restarted multiple time

Turned off and on Push

Uninstalled/re-intalled the mail app

Turned off and on notifications


I have tried this with wifi on and wifi off

toggle airplane mode on and off


All through out this my Watch series 3 works as it always has with the email, it comes in pushed.

Email is pushed when viewing it on my web browser with icloud.com


iPhone 8

Posted on Sep 23, 2019 8:32 AM

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Feb 14, 2020 12:30 PM in response to SprManKalEl

"And you know what they’re aware of and not aware of how?"

Because I'm in contact with the head of their whole team. The person where the buck stops.

And he acknowledges the frustration that many are having and they are attempting to correct the issues "with vigor."


But the real issue is how they got here and how they will go about addressing these things. The software development team at Apple has gotten a black eye lately.


I see you are happy to defend sloppiness. That's your prerogative. Also, I'm not saying that it "ruins my whole day".

Glad iOS 13 works as expected and you don't have issues. Many others do. More so than they did on iOS 12.

I'm not "mad". I'm pointing out facts.


But go enjoy your day.

Feb 14, 2020 1:23 PM in response to dailyhenry

I was just suggesting that if you think it was so easy to fix by now, how come you haven't fixed it? It DOES seem like you're very mad at this situation. As I have mentioned, there are other mail reader apps available on the App Store. I have tested a few of them with my iCloud.com email address. I keep going back to the Apple Mail App because I like the UI. That is all. If I found another app that I liked navigating through, I would stick to it. I haven't.


If you're in contact with the lead person on the development team, then he surely has explained to you the intricacies of writing code and how complicated it can be to find the part in the source that is causing an issue. Also, it may be more than one spot in the source and to comb through thousands of lines to find it takes time. If it was so easy for him and his team to fix, I am sure they would have released such a fix by now. Personally, I have been talking to a support rep who has been in contact with developers and I have been helping to provide them information such as logs and my description of what I am experiencing and truly trying to help them troubleshoot. All for the greater good. I am happy to do so as they may find the answers in the information I may be able to provide and then be able to correct it and release the patch in an update. I come here to report my findings to inspire others to try some of the steps I have made which can encourage them to contact support and tell them about these reproducible occurrences. Do I wish this was fixed by now? Yes but, I understand that we have to help provide evidence of the issue to get to the root cause.


It is just email. It's not that serious. If you're depending on your email as source of communication for business or other important matters, which I understand could be the case and the cause for your obvious frustration, then I politely suggest to you, again, to visit the App Store and pick up one of the multitude of free apps available that has the potential to serve you better than the Apple Mail app until such time as Apple and its developers have been able to squash the bugs.


So let's be productive and try to function as a 'community' and try to help each other rather than insult each other.

Feb 14, 2020 2:00 PM in response to dailyhenry

Honestly, the troubles that I am experiencing started in iOS 12.


Frankly, I think, if you hate all of what Apple is doing so bad, you should find another iOS that will suit your needs better.


I can ONLY give my experiences. I know nothing of anyone else's troubles.


What you see as sloppy work really all boils down some faulty code. EVERY OS has bugs here and there. Sometimes they're easy to fix and other times they're not.


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