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I am creating my second iPhone app, and I’ve included a feedback form using MFMailComposeViewController. This displays and works correctly, but I’m not sure I want all my users to see my email address. Is there any way to set the to: field to my email address, and then hide it so that the user doesn’t see it?
Many thanks, Javawag
This isn’t practical. Even if you were to successfully hide the “To” field in the compose view controller (which would be difficult and probably get you rejected from the App Store), your users could easily see the email address they sent feedback to by checking their email account’s sent-mail folder. IWasRobbed’s idea—creating an email account specifically for your business or app—is probably the best solution.