Two Factor Authentication (2FA) is a method to secure your accounts. If you have 2FA enabled for your iCloud account, or would like to enable 2FA, please follow the steps below: 1. Go to My Apple ID – https://appleid.apple.com/account/home 2. Select Manage your Apple ID and sign in. 3. Select Password and Security. 4. Under […]
For OAuth providers like Gmail / Outlook, we do not have the password to enhance your privacy. To update your password, you will need to do remove and re-add the account by tapping (o o o) | Various Account Settings | Tap Account | Remove Account and then re-add the account by tapping (o o o) | Various Account […]
Login to Gmail from your desktop / web browser Click on Options | Settings | IMAP – and enable IMAP Go to Labels – look for All Mail and select “Show in IMAP” This should sort it out.
Yahoo! uses a folder called Bulk Mail instead of spam for the same purpose.
To login to iCloud from BlueMail, you need to use your Apple ID email address, e.g. user@me.com or user@icloud.com or whichever mail was granted to you by Apple. You should not use any connected mail address like you can for web, as BlueMail needs your Apple mail credentials to connect to your mail using IMAP. You can add […]
Gmail has a default Archive folder called All Mail, which already pre-archives all mails. An Archive command for Gmail essentially removed the mail from Inbox and that’s all (as it is already part of All Mail). This is Gmail specific behavior. To archive an email by default, you need to change the settings of discard action […]
When you choose a Gmail account for which 2-step-verification was enabled, we will first take you to the authentication screen for your username and password, and follow this with your 6 digit token (e.g. from your Google Authenticator App). Only if you successfully enter the right credentials for both, will you be able to add the […]
©2016 BlueMail Inc.