Set default BCC in iCloud mail?

Hey, pvonk & ebouy...

I think this solves the matter I've been researching, but I'm not positive. Perhaps y'all can clarify for me...

I know how to insert a script into OS X to automatically generate a BCC for every email that originates via Apple Mail; that works great, and I can have copies of all outbound emails sent to whatever email address I choose.

Now that I'm (finally) adding iPhones to the mix, I want to do the same thing. I.e., I want to tell either iOS or the mail client on the iPhone (v5, in case it matters) to automatically send a BCC for every mail that originates from the iPhone, and I want that BCC to be directed to whatever address I choose.

If I'm reading this string correctly, I need to make two settings:

1) Go to Settings > Mail > Contacts and find the "Default Address." Here, enter the email address to which I want the BCCs sent.

2) Go back to Settings > Mail and turn "On" the choice to "Always BCC Myself."

If I'm right about that, here's my question:

When I send mail from that device, is the "Reply-To" setting the mail address from which I originated the message or is it the "Default Address" that I named in Step 1 above?

Thanks!

kpb

You might want to consider starting a new discussion. Since this one is a couple of years old and marked Solved, less people are likely to look at it. A new post would be much more visible. You can link to this one.

For iOS, the Settings for mail allow for "Always Bcc Myself" (on/off), which would be the "default address", which can be set a few lines below the on/off mentioned above. (Settings>Mail, Contacts...)

In Apple Mail (macs), you can allow BCC to "myself" which is the account being sent from (not what you want).

WWhat if I don't want to bcc myself but another address that I don't want to show?