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1. OPTIMUM EMAIL SETTINGS POP3 FULL
2. OPTIMUM EMAIL SETTINGS POP3 ANDROID
3. OPTIMUM EMAIL SETTINGS POP3 PC
4. OPTIMUM EMAIL SETTINGS POP3 DOWNLOAD

So the MS Outlook app does not do what the MS advertising it can do? Same story as Samsung.

OPTIMUM EMAIL SETTINGS POP3 ANDROID

If you want POP use the email account on your Android phone (!!!). On MS webpages for this app it even says” Setup for POP/IMAP: set the option to IMAP. But at least it behaves exactly as advertised. Emails get deleted from other device or server just because I deleted it from first device. So when I tried that what it does it is exactly an IMAP behavior. But big disappointments come when they, again claiming that the can get this app setup as POP3 and/ or IMAP, in the app there is no option to get concrete to OTHER servers, it is only IMAP available among other options like Gmail, MS Exchange, etc. Samsung tech guy in the Samsung store advised me to check MS Outlook app for Android.

Even though they are going to be deleted from server over a weekend when I check all my emails on desktop PC’s Outlook. So I do want my emails to stay forever in My Outlook and I want them to be also stored forever on my mobile phone. My perception of security for my data and personal information does not allow me to feel comfortable to store any data on any external servers, clouds etc. Unfortunately in Samsung phone there is no difference between POP3 and IMAP setups except for little things like syncing the Read / Not Read status etc., as IMAP allows for syncing to one source, which is always to the server. And that it is not cached copies as POP3 is not for syncing devices to servers.

POP3 on every providers webpages is mentioned as POP3 will allow you to store copies of emails on your phone. They told me there that Samsung S6 actually does not work that way on POP3 setup! Samsung will always delete messages from phone if they were deleted from the server! Regardless of which protocol Pop3 or IMPA is used for email account setup! That is something that they did not mentioned when I was researching this phone. So it was working as my BB before until this moment.īig difference is that the checking emails on my Outlook, which is setup as POP3 with delete from server option checked, causes my Galaxy S6 reflecting these deletion from server done by Outlook! I have got Samsung service technician logged remotely to my mobile to check it and they have given up and directed me to the Samsung store in Sydney for direct support, which I did.

OPTIMUM EMAIL SETTINGS POP3 DOWNLOAD

The device emails accounts setup to POP3 download the copies of all emails to my S6 and, as I unchecked that option in the POP3 setup, they stay on the server.

OPTIMUM EMAIL SETTINGS POP3 FULL

With Galaxy S6, even though they have claimed when I researched this phone, that they can be setup to POP3 or to IMAP and have these two protocols full behavior, it appeared after I bought that phone that they kind of misled me. This also never had any impact on any of these two sets of emails. And servers were always “cleaned” at least once a day or once a week by our Outlook on our PCs. So I basically had two sets of INDEPENDENT copies of my every day emails: one on BB and one in Outlook at home.Īnd I could work with the emails on the phone in one manner, and use the same emails in my Outlook in completely different manner and changes in these sets were never impacting the other set.

OPTIMUM EMAIL SETTINGS POP3 PC

And after checking emails in my desktop PC Outlook they still were present on my BB even though that checking of emails via Outlook was deleting all emails from the mail server. So I always had a set of copies of all emails on my BB they never been deleted from my ISP mail servers just because their copies were download to the phone (I have a domain maintained by Crazy Domains here in Australia). I found out that BB had additional server maintaining the messages for BB users and that’s why I apparently could see those copies of my messages on BB, even though they were deleted long time ago from my ISPs email server (I had copies five years old on my BB) by checking emails on PC’s Outlook. I am former user of BB and this was never the case. I bought a Galaxy S6 recently and last two weeks I spent learning, way more that I wanted, about POP3 and IMAP differences as my Galaxy S6 DELETES all messages from phone as soon as I check them on my PC with Outlook.

To be fair to the sender, we are publishing the letter in its entirety so our Android community will get the full picture of our brief discussion below. This post is in response to a letter sent by one of our readers regarding setting up an email account and what app to use. Setting up an email account is usually one of the basic things we do when we acquire a new smartphone like the Samsung #GalaxyS6 so we deem it necessary here to discuss the main difference between POP (POP3) and IMAP server types.