How to bcc in mac mail automatically

To automatically BCC (blind carbon copy) an email in Mac Mail, you can use a few different methods:

Method 1: Using a Rule

  1. Open Mac Mail and go to Mail > Preferences > Rules.
  2. Click the "+" button to create a new rule.
  3. Select "Apply rule" and then "Message arrives".
  4. In the "If" section, select "Contains" and enter the email address you want to BCC.
  5. In the "Then" section, select "Add BCC" and enter the email address you want to BCC.
  6. Click "Save" to save the rule.

Method 2: Using a Smart Mailbox

  1. Open Mac Mail and go to Mail > Preferences > Smart Mailboxes.
  2. Click the "+" button to create a new smart mailbox.
  3. Name the smart mailbox (e.g. "BCC List").
  4. In the "Criteria" section, select "Contains" and enter the email address you want to BCC.
  5. Click "Save" to save the smart mailbox.
  6. To use the smart mailbox, select it from the "Smart Mailboxes" menu in the Mail sidebar.

Method 3: Using a Script

  1. Open the Automator app (located in Applications/Utilities).
  2. Create a new "Workflow" and select "Mail" as the application.
  3. Drag the "Run Shell Script" action to the workflow.
  4. In the script, enter the following command: echo "BCC: <email address>" | mail -B <email address> -s "Subject" <recipient email address>
  5. Replace <email address> with the email address you want to BCC, <subject> with the subject of the email, and <recipient email address> with the recipient's email address.
  6. Save the workflow as an application (e.g. "BCC Mail.app").
  7. To use the script, drag the application to the Mail toolbar or use the "Services" menu in the Mail menu bar.

Note: The above methods may require some technical expertise and may not work for all email accounts or configurations. Additionally, some methods may not work if you are using a third-party email client or service.