Mail does not include body of message
In Ventura, many Mail messages will not display the body of the message. Some do, some don't.
MacBook Pro
In Ventura, many Mail messages will not display the body of the message. Some do, some don't.
MacBook Pro
And the Mail message body displays just fine on my iPhone.
And the Mail message body displays just fine on my iPhone.
I updated the OS and tried the settings suggested:
Open mail app select Mail>Settings>Privacy disable:
“Protect Mail Activity”
“Hide IP address”
“Block all remote content”
without success.
The messages affected are often alerts from my bank or credit card company so they are not spam. The problem first appeared with Ventura 13.0.1 and continues with 13.1.
This is serious to me. Is it to Apple?
My macbook pro is brand new and I cannot see the body of many emails and they are not spam - it is really frustrating. I have tried the suggested tips - none have worked! Is Apple going to fix this?
I am having exact problem since I loaded ventura13.1
Also emails are fine on both my iPad and my iPhone but not on my apple 2018 mini.
One more hint: Sometimes now instead of the email body I get a link that says "View in Browser" that I have to click to see the body of the email. But I do not always get that. Other times the email body is completely blank. Here is an example:
I unchecked the privacy boxes and it's still having the same problem. Is there another solution.
Updated to Ventura 13.2.1: no change -- still doesn't work. I give up on Apple Mail.
Many have reported this issue. You should give Apple feedback on this issue:
swaback wrote:
In Ventura, many Mail messages will not display the body of the message. Some do, some don't.
Open mail app select Mail>Settings>Privacy disable:
“Protect Mail Activity”
“Hide IP address”
“Block all remote content”
compare your results and report back.
ref: —Mail Privacy Protection on Mac - Apple Support
Use Mail Privacy Protection on Mac - Apple Support
If no resolve see:
—if you are using Hide My email—try disabling this feature if no resolve and compare your results...
Set up and use Hide My Email in iCloud+ on all your devices - Apple Support
—if you are using iCloud Private Relay on Mac - Apple Support try disabling this feature if no resolve and compare your results...
Use iCloud Private Relay on Mac - Apple Support
Problem continues after the 13.3.1 build 22E261 update.
No, they are not spam. I subscribe to the New York Times newsletter and the American Express email is a report I get when a new charge has been made to my account and that is a selection I have made. This problem has only begun very recently. These emails display correctly on my iPhone and iPad. Problem is in Ventura OS on Mac.
Issue: “mail has no content”
This is not the easiest fix but the only one that worked for me (should work for either Monterey or Ventura):
After trying every suggestion, I finally (as a last resort) booted into recovery, erased my drive and reinstalled the OS (Monterey, 12.6.3). I then migrated my files, apps, etc. from my TM backup. This fixed the mail issue. I tested this for the last 7 days (150 emails) and the mail is rock solid. I’m guessing somewhere along the way after some OS security update the issue started.
NOTE: Before reinstalling the OS I tried updating to Ventura but the issue continued. I also tried just reinstalling the OS not touching the data volume but that did not work. I had to erase the drive and start over.
The message area will not display only on certain emails: Today it was emails from Sam's Club and American Express. Your response email from Apple Support Communities and another from Clutch were just fine.
All of those are spam. By default, Apple Mail does not load remote content to prevent trackers. But if your spam e-mails contain only remote content, there may be nothing to display.
I am noticing now that most of my newspaper emails - NY Times and Washington Post - now give you the option of "View Online" or "View in Browser" and this works. I still have the problem with a few others but at least these have come up with a workaround to Apple's Ventura snafu.
Mail does not include body of message