When previewing a plain text (.txt) file in iCloud Drive on the web (icloud.com/drive), accented characters (e.g., Hungarian á, é, í, ó, ö, ő, ú, ü, ű) are displayed as garbled/incorrect characters (mojibake), even though the file is correctly encoded in UTF-8. Steps to reproduce: Create a plain text file with accented characters, saved explicitly as UTF-8 (no BOM) — tested using a Linux text editor (Debian, default GUI text editor) Upload the file to iCloud Drive Open/preview the file in the iCloud Drive web interface Result: Accented characters appear as garbled/incorrect symbols in the web preview. Confirms this is a preview-only rendering issue, not a file corruption issue: Downloading the exact same file back from iCloud Drive and opening it locally shows the accented characters correctly — the file itself is untouched and correctly encoded Re-saving and re-uploading the file (still valid UTF-8, no BOM) does not resolve the display issue in the web preview This suggests the iCloud Drive web preview is misinterpreting the encoding (likely reading UTF-8 bytes as Latin-1/Windows-1252) rather than detecting UTF-8 correctly Environment: Browser: Mozilla Firefox, Chromium based ANY File created on: Debian Linux (default text editor) Encoding confirmed: UTF-8, no BOM Question: Is this a known issue with iCloud Drive's web-based text file preview/encoding detection? Is there a way to force UTF-8 interpretation for preview, or should this be filed as a bug via Feedback Assistant instead?

The VIP folder in iCloud Mail has been showing an unread badge count of 3 for a long time, but the folder is actually empty — no messages are visible inside it. Details: Confirmed across multiple devices (not just the web client at icloud.com/mail) — same empty folder, same stuck badge everywhere The folder shows "No Mail" when opened, yet the sidebar badge persists at 3 This has been going on for a while, not a one-off glitch Troubleshooting already tried: Refreshing the Mail page / signing out and back into icloud.com/mail — no change Checking the folder on another device — same result (empty folder, badge still shows 3) Environment: Browser: ANY like Mozilla Firefox and Chromium based Device(s): Any PC OS version(s): ANY Windows and Linux Question: Is this a known server-side sync issue with the VIP folder counter in iCloud Mail? Is there a way to force a full resync of a folder's badge count from the web client, or is a Feedback Assistant report the better route for this kind of issue?

I'm getting the error "This message could not be loaded at this time. Try again later." when trying to open a specific message in iCloud Mail via the web interface (icloud.com/mail). Details: Affected message: a Fail2Ban "recidive" notification email (automated server alert), plain text format Behavior: the error appears consistently, every time I try to open this message — it is not a one-off glitch Browser: [ANY like Mozilla Firefox, Chromium based] Device: [ANY like Linux, Windows or macOS computers] Other messages in the inbox load normally — this appears isolated to specific message(s) like Fail2Ban or some any others too I have not made any recent account/security changes (no forwarding rules, no new filters) Troubleshooting already tried: Reloading / trying again after a delay — no change Unchecked "Block All Remote Content" setting under Privacy & Security Message loads fine on iPhone Mail app or any other Mail Client apps on PC but fails on iCloud.com Question: Is this a known/reported server-side issue with iCloud Mail (possibly related to malformed IMAP ENVELOPE responses for certain automated/plain-text messages)? Are there any workarounds besides waiting for a server-side fix, or is there a way to force a resync of a specific message? Any guidance would be appreciated — this message is time-sensitive (a security-related server alert), so I'd like to access its content as soon as possible.