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This How.com.vn teaches you how to add an email account to your iPhone's Mail app.
Steps
- 2Scroll down and tap Accounts & Passwords. You'll find this option about a third of the way down the Settings page.
- Tap Add Account. It's at the bottom of the list of current accounts.
- If you have more than a few email accounts on your iPhone, you may need to scroll down to see this option.
- Select a mail service. Depending on which email service your email account uses, tap one of the following options:
- iCloud - Apple Mail email accounts.
- Exchange - Microsoft Exchange email accounts.
- Google - Gmail or Google email accounts.
- YAHOO! - Yahoo email accounts.
- Aol. - AOL email accounts.
- Outlook.com - Outlook, Hotmail, and Live email accounts.
- If your email service isn't listed, tap Other at the bottom of the list.
- Enter your account information. You will need to enter the email address and password for the account you are adding.
- This step will vary depending on the email service you're using.
- If you are using the "Other" option, you will need to enter in your mail server information. Refer to your mail service's support site for details on the server information.
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- Determine other account data to sync. You can synchronize your email account's contacts and calendar information with your Contacts and Calendar apps respectively by tapping the white switch to the right of each option you want to sync.[1]
- You can also create an account under your email address in the Notes app by tapping the white switch to the right of the "Notes" heading.
- A green switch means that data will be synced for your selected heading.
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Community Q&A
- QuestionI added another email account to my iPhone6. I can receive and send messages, although the "sent" messages do not appear in the sent folder. How do I make it happen?Community AnswerYou might not be sending emails from your other account. If you send messages from your iCloud account, it will not show up on your Gmail, and vice versa.
- QuestionWhere do you find mail server information?Patrick Hughes JonesCommunity AnswerLog into your provider and go to your account settings. There will be pop and Imap settings for your phone.
Tips
- Any inboxes added to the Mail app on your iPhone will also be available on other Apple products on which you're signed into your iPhone's Apple ID.Thanks
Warnings
- Adding an account to your iPhone's Mail app does not install an app for the account's mail service (for example, adding a Gmail account doesn't install the Gmail app).Thanks
References
About this article
1. Open Settings
2. Scroll down and tap Accounts & Passwords
3. Tap Add Account
4. Select an email provider.
5. Enter your account's email address and password.
6. Select your account's sync options.
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