The default signature that became a status symbol, an excuse for typos, and a joke — 'Sent from my iPhone' rewritten as 'Sent from my fridge'. The record's entry for the automatic line that said more about the sender than the email.
The record notes 'Sent from my iPhone' was a flex in 2008 and an apology by 2012, and that the record's own signature was, for a while, 'Sent from my hands'.
Personal note for the archive: I have used Sent From My iPhone unironically at least twice this week. Reporting this honestly because the record depends on people admitting it.
Spotted on a laminated sign in a chain café, Ghent, Jul this year. Sent From My iPhone, in a headline font. A manager did this on purpose and I would like their name for the record.
What does it mean? Write it the way you would say it out loud.
