How to BCC Recipients to a Message in Yahoo Mail
BCC stands for blind carbon copy. Within the context of an email, a person who is BCC’d sees the message, but no other recipient sees their name. You can use the BCC function to send emails to multiple people without them knowing who else is receiving the message.
Email two or more contacts at the same time “blindly” using the BCC feature in your Yahoo Mail account.
Log in to your Yahoo Mail account and select the Compose button in the upper-left corner to open a new email message window. Select CC/BCC on the right end of the To field. A CC field and a BCC field are added below the To field. Lifewire In the Yahoo Mail mobile app, open the CC/BCC fields by tapping To. In Yahoo Mail Basic, the BCC field is visible while composing a message. Select the BCC field and enter the recipient’s email address. Alternatively, choose BCC to open a contact search window to add addresses from your Yahoo Mail address book. Select the check box for each contact you want to include and then choose Done. Lifewire Your message must have at least one addressee in the To field. If you want no recipient to be visible, enter your Yahoo Mail address. Compose the email message as usual and select Send. All of the recipients in the BCC field receive a copy of the message but can’t see the information of the other recipients.
Why Use BCC?
The BCC function protects the privacy of email recipients. For example, when you send a message about an address change, you may want everyone to know, but everyone in your contacts may not know each other. If sending something more personal, such as an invitation to a party, send individual messages. Using templates can make the process go faster.
