How to avoid CC’ing the Atlantic editor-in-chief in your messages

Macworld
You are likely not planning a military action in another country, but the accidental inclusion of unintended invitees to a group text, email, or other discussion could still prove a problem—from embarrassment to losing friends, causing a family rift, or even being fired from a job.The problem arises from two intersecting factors: how Apple and third-party software retain recipients’ information to make it easy to use in future messaging, and how quickly apps have trained us