Why is my sent to recipient labeled UNDISCLOSED?
I sent an email for an address in my book with a copy to myself. The email I received had this recipient marked as Undisclosed. When I checked so did the sent email. Even though I am the author I cannot it appears Unmasked this recipient. What occurred and can I unmask to verify who got it?
Gekose oplossing
Actually close. Think I figured it out. Apparently when there is No Recipient and only a BCC or maybe a CC, Thunderbird plugs in that false Undisclosed Recipient as a default. Not really an accurate default imo. The clue is that it was so identified on my sent message, not just the copy I got back. Thanks
Lees dié antwoord in konteks 👍 0All Replies (3)
That sounds rather like what should happen if you had set both addressees to use "Bcc:". Do you think that is possible?
If you're using gmail, then you won't see the Bcc'd addresses in your Sent folder either. Google choose to redact them.
Gekose oplossing
Actually close. Think I figured it out. Apparently when there is No Recipient and only a BCC or maybe a CC, Thunderbird plugs in that false Undisclosed Recipient as a default. Not really an accurate default imo. The clue is that it was so identified on my sent message, not just the copy I got back. Thanks
In my case I found this issue was related to double entries in the sent file, Haven't solved it yet: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1183704