Oct 23, 2022 · Oct 17, 2022
diff --git a/reference/constraints/Email.rst b/reference/constraints/Email.rst
 * ``loose`` uses a simple regular expression (just checks that at least one ``@``
  character is present, etc.). This validation is too simple and it's recommended
  to use one of the other modes instead;
 * ``html5`` uses the same regular expression as the `HTML5 email input element`_,
  making the backend validation consistent with the one provided by browsers;
 * ``html5`` uses the regular expression of the `HTML5 email input element`_,
  except it enforces a tld to be present.
 * ``html5-allow-no-tld`` uses exactly the same regular expression as the `HTML5 email input element`_,
  making the backend validation consistent with the one provided by browsers.
 * ``strict`` validates the address according to `RFC 5322`_ using the
  `egulias/email-validator`_ library (which is already installed when using
  :doc:`Symfony Mailer </mailer>`; otherwise, you must install it separately).

 .. versionadded:: 6.2

   The ``html5-allow-no-tld`` mode was introduced in 6.2.

 .. tip::

    The possible values of this option are also defined as PHP constants of
    :class:`Symfony\\Component\\Validator\\Constraints\\Email`
    (e.g. ``Email::VALIDATION_MODE_STRICT``).


 The default value used by this option is set in the
 :ref:`framework.validation.email_validation_mode <reference-validation-email_validation_mode>`
 configuration option.
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		* ``loose`` uses a simple regular expression (just checks that at least one ``@``
		character is present, etc.). This validation is too simple and it's recommended
		to use one of the other modes instead;
		* ``html5`` uses the same regular expression as the `HTML5 email input element`_,
		making the backend validation consistent with the one provided by browsers;
		* ``html5`` uses the regular expression of the `HTML5 email input element`_,
		except it enforces a tld to be present.
		* ``html5-allow-no-tld`` uses exactly the same regular expression as the `HTML5 email input element`_,
		making the backend validation consistent with the one provided by browsers.
		* ``strict`` validates the address according to `RFC 5322`_ using the
		`egulias/email-validator`_ library (which is already installed when using
		:doc:`Symfony Mailer </mailer>`; otherwise, you must install it separately).

		.. versionadded:: 6.2

		The ``html5-allow-no-tld`` mode was introduced in 6.2.

		.. tip::

		The possible values of this option are also defined as PHP constants of
		:class:`Symfony\\Component\\Validator\\Constraints\\Email`
		(e.g. ``Email::VALIDATION_MODE_STRICT``).


		The default value used by this option is set in the
		:ref:`framework.validation.email_validation_mode <reference-validation-email_validation_mode>`
		configuration option.
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