Updated to iOS 14 and now mail sends from wrong email address

On my iPhone IOS 14.1 I use my domain for IMAP mail. So I have (for example) aaa@my-domain.com and bbb@my-domain.com and ccc@my-domain.com.

I set aaa@my-domain.com as the default (return) address.

I gave my family my-domain. com addresses.... mary@my-domain.com, joe@my-domain.com, etc.

When I sent do any of the family members to their @my-domain.com address, the return address changes from aaa@my-domain.com to bbb@my-domain.com.

But it I send to you@gmail.com the change does not happen. All is good.

I have no idea what is happening, but it has something to do with the return address and the sending address being the same domain.

Any ideas?

Reported it also to the apple support hotline, they admitted it is a known issue and they working on it. What a mess, just sended a reply mail via iOS to a potential new employer, with my not so serious privat alias, although I choosed my "serious" main mail iCloud account. this is not acceptable!

I have three Mail Accounts, one of which is a POP account with three aliases. Way back I set up a Default sending account and a Default sending Account for one of the three POP account’s aliases. All has been working well until I updated to IOS 14 a week ago. Since then, when sending an email, I select the account or alias from which it is to be sent (if not the default) as usual but find that although all looks OK when sending, the recipient reports that the email has come from another of my accounts. So for example if I select account 1 to send from, it actually sends from account 3. Or 3 becomes 2 in an apparently random way. This also happens if I send mail from my 10.2 inch iPad whereas it was OK before I installed IOS 14. However, thankfully, Mail on my old iPad Mini 4 (on IOS 12.4.8) still functions normally. What’s going on?

Or you could set the incorrect email alias as your default address for sending etc, send from that incorrect alias and the ingenious IOS 14 Mail will send from the correct address! Problem solved!

Submit feedback report right here: https://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html

Stop sending me emails,I have no issues with wrong email address

iOS 14.1 is out now by the way

I'm having the same problem after updating to IOS 14. I also use Apple Mail on my iPhone and have various aliases for different purposes. Apple Mail now refuses to send from my primary email address and instead substitutes one of the (incorrect) aliases. Even if I correct this before sending the email by changing the email address back to the correct one, it still sends from the wrong address. I use POP accounts. Please fix asap!

Obviously not an ideal solution. I am not using iCloud mail but a third party email provider so it's a problem with this as well. As you say, 'A fix is needed in IOS.' Does anyone know how to submit a report to the powers that be about this problem?

Had same problem. iOS 14 broke mail sending both iPad Mini and iPhone XS Max. “From” would always be from an alias. Even though I did not have it selected when sending.

SOLUTION:

Settings / tap your name / then tap iCloud.

Scroll ALL the way to the bottom.

Tap Mail.

Switch off (allow sending from) all your aliases.

Definite iOS 14 bug!

I'm curious if the issue I'm having is related... I'm constantly having notifications for emails in iCloud that aren't there. Ghost emails. They even show up in iCloud.com, but nothing is in my mailbox. Nothing in Junk, trash, Archive, etc.

I discovered this last night and now feel I can't send email from phone or iPad. If I have to I will remove all aliases and redirect everything to my main address instead, but not something I want to do. Any idea when a fix will be available?

Same. I’ve downloaded Gmail & Outlook apps trying to find something for a short term fix. But, aliases are of no use with those. This is absurd. Enough to make me switch to a totally different email service and all that tech that goes with it.

It's not much of a fix, though. I did that and ended up sending out my main email address to someone who shouldn't have had it. Now using Gmail for the time being, although I don't particularly like that app. Surely Apple could have fast tracked a fix for a significant problem like this. Can such fixes to one of their stock apps only come via a whole iOS update?