HiisikoloartWhat's a good cheap/free email service that works, has a phone app, is easy to set up, and I could have to slowly replace gmail?
Kuura-Ohto@hiisikoloart I’ve using startmail.com (not using their phone app tho). There is unlimited aliases and imap acces control if your device get lost (via internet browser).
@KuuraOhto
Okay, you said many smart words there and I know some of them separately. (^_^)* What does "imap access mean? Also why don't you use their phone app (is it not good)?
Okay, you said many smart words there and I know some of them separately. (^_^)* What does "imap access mean? Also why don't you use their phone app (is it not good)?
@hiisikoloart You can enable or disable access to your phone or other device's email app (of your choice) from the website version of the inbox site (settings). So when disabled syncing emails stops and may log out (not sure for that).
I just want to use the iPhone's built-in email app
chronohart@hiisikoloart @KuuraOhto
Just want to point out Startmail doesn't have a mobile app of it's own, but there are a few third party email apps that it can be easily set up on: https://support.startmail.com/hc/en-us/sections/4415530088081-Email-Clients-On-Mobile
Just want to point out Startmail doesn't have a mobile app of it's own, but there are a few third party email apps that it can be easily set up on: https://support.startmail.com/hc/en-us/sections/4415530088081-Email-Clients-On-Mobile