How to Send an Email Using Siri on iPhone



Need to send a quick email or email reply? You can use Siri to do that. Sending an email with Siri makes the whole process faster and you can do it hands-free. Siri has improved over the years, so it’s finally at a point where sending an email using Siri is smooth and accurate, instead of riddled with errors and frustrating. Here’s how to send an email using Siri on iPhone.
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How to Send an Email Using Siri
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Press the Home button to activate Siri.
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Tell Siri to send an email and to whom. For example, “Send an email to Donna.”
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If a contact has more than one email, Siri will ask which one to use. (You can also tell Siri to send an email to multiple recipients: “Send an email to Donna and Sarah.”)
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Siri will prompt you for the email Subject such as “Travel Plans” or “Article Deadline.”
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Next, tell Siri the content of the email. Wait for Siri to confirm.
- If you want to change anything, say “change subject,” “add,” or “change message.” If you’re satisfied, say “Yes,” or tap Send.

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