What I also find annoying is that earlier on the PC with an old mail program, the real sender's email was always visible; the old computer was much too stupid to display anything else. But today, for example, on the iPad or iPhone, you see a faked email. If I want to see the correct sender as an email, I first have to click twice on this name of the sender's email. I don't know if this can be changed in the settings.
Incidentally, I admit that three weeks ago I fell for a scam email. It wasn't anything highly criminal, but it was so cleverly done that I was very annoyed with myself and my gullibility.
I had just renewed my Bahncard on the Deutsche Bahn website (a card that costs money and with which I save 25% of the fare for a year).
A little later, an email came that pretended to be a competition on behalf of Deutsche Bahn. I didn't check who the real sender was, see above, which I always do otherwise. It was only when I clicked on the link in the email that it became clear that it had nothing to do with Deutsche Bahn and that I should take out a subscription to old-fashioned paper magazines. The temporal proximity between my visit to the Deutsche Bahn website and this email had tricked me.+
