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Understand recovery options and keep verification codes private.
Read the guide ↗Compare webmail with your phone or desktop app.
Read the guide ↗Separate outgoing-server errors from delivery failures.
Read the guide ↗Make sense of IMAP, POP, SMTP and secure connections.
Read the guide ↗Changing several settings at once can make a small problem harder to track. Begin with a simple comparison and work forward.
What to prepare before asking for help ↗See whether the account can sign in, receive and send in a browser.
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