New Apple CEO Finally Vows To Get Rid Of "Sent from Iphone" From Email App

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The new Apple CEO John Ternus's first official announcement has been met with unanimous appreciation from the global community.

In a statement from Apple, the CEO declared an end the annoying "sent from iphone" sentence at the end of every email you send from your Iphone.

For more than 15 years the feature has frustrated users, who were confused as to why it was even a feature in the first place.

Apples new CEO has reportedly long held the same sentiment.

"Why do we do that again?" the CEO reportedly said at his first board meeting.

The question was allegedly followed by several minutes of silence as executives desperately tried to remember why the company still automatically tells everyone what device an email was written on.

“Was it advertising?” asked one executive.

“I think originally it was meant to explain why the email might have spelling mistakes” replied another.

“Yeah, but everyone’s emails have spelling mistakes now or is written by ai”

The decision brings an end to one of the strangest surviving relics of the early smartphone era, when sending an email from a phone was apparently such an extraordinary technological achievement that recipients needed to be informed about it.

Apple users around the world have welcomed the announcement, saying the end of constantly having to scroll to the bottom of an email and delete the sentence before sending will be a hard habit to shake.