Massive seems nice but I cant make image attachments from camera roll in smaller size.
In Newton and Outlook we can do that.
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In Newton and Outlook we can do that.
I also tried Missive some weeks ago. But I can't remember which problem occured or what was the reason for me to remove it from my iPhone.
But I remember that I had to write an email to the developer to delete my account because I was not able to delete it by myself (https://missiveapp.com/faq/how_to_delete_missive_account). But that wasn't the reason to delete the app.
May be I will remember. Then I will write it here. Sorry.
I just tried AltaMail to do resizing of pictures and it works if you do it in the email you want to send.
Tried to choose some pictures in the foto app and send them via AltaMail it didn't work.
https://mobile.eurosmartz.com/help/app/am/sendImages.html
May be you should give AltaMail a try.
I tried Outlook for some times but every time notifications stopped working for all of my accounts. Support tried to help but it worked only for some days after fixing the problem. Then it stopped working again. So I can't count on it.
One more vote for outlook, no issues with notifications here. Synced with 2 email acc, outlook and gmail.
AltaMail can be used for iOS, MacOS, Windows and Android?I just tried AltaMail to do resizing of pictures and it works if you do it in the email you want to send.
Tried to choose some pictures in the foto app and send them via AltaMail it didn't work.
https://mobile.eurosmartz.com/help/app/am/sendImages.html
May be you should give AltaMail a try.
You can now use your own domains and such with ProtonMail. That’s actually been the case for a while. So unless your email is gmail or some other free account, you can port it over.But he is looking for an app not for a completely new email account. If you don't want to change your email account you are not able to use the ProtonMail app. You only are able to use the app with a ProtonMail account and it doesn't support IMAP or other services.
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Then why haven’t they changed the privacy notice to reflect that? I’ll pay the $50 if they have a strong privacy policy, but I need it to be official, not just an email or screenshot that disagrees with their official policy.
So I'm a recent iOS convert, finally having given up my beloved Windows phone. I'm still using several Windows services, including Outlook. As somebody mentioned previously, the calendar and mail app are integrated. which as far as I can tell means I have to have notifications turned on for email AND calendar, or neither. On Windows, they were separate apps and I could turn off email notifications and turn on for calendar, which is ideal for me. Is anybody aware of another email app that allows separate notifications? I guess I can search for two separate apps in the app store if need be. I would just use outlook for mail and the built-in iOS reminder app, but I hate the snooze on the reminder app.
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I’m hesitating too on the app I should use.
I like Spark but I rode in the last posts that Readle illegally collect personal informations. Is that right ? I have confidential information in my professional emails.
Newton seems to be good to, is the annual subscription worth it ? Is privacy respected ?
I wanted to stay with apple stock app but my professional email address is rejected.
I’m hesitating too on the app I should use.
I like Spark but I rode in the last posts that Readle illegally collect personal informations. Is that right ? I have confidential information in my professional emails.
Newton seems to be good to, is the annual subscription worth it ? Is privacy respected ?
I wanted to stay with apple stock app but my professional email address is rejected.
As far as I can tell (I don't use it, as I don't like their privacy statement), Spark doesn't do anything illegal. Their privacy statement seems to clearly outline what they do with you data and I suppose it comes down to whether or not one trusts Readdle.
https://sparkmailapp.com/privacy
I've done absolutely no research on this, but it's a popular enough app which leads me to believe they'll at least try not to be dodgy. But then google and Amazon are also pretty big and they send conversations you have at home to freelance staff
As for Spark:
* They have the username and passwords for your email accounts. Without this, how can any app actually get your emails? I don't like this, but there's no choice. I use the stock Apple app and that also stores my email user and password; I just feel more comfortable with this somehow.
* They download your emails. They do this to display them within their app, and they regularly check your account for new emails so that their app can send notifications to your phone.
* They appear to keep your emails and scan the text. Ouch. I say "appear" as it's my interpretation of their provacy statement. Am I wrong? it's this... "Recently accessed email messages and collaboration threads: We need this information to provide Spark Services to you and your teammates such as private discussions around email, shared drafts and shared email conversations. By collecting and storing this data, we are able to present message discussion threads through your Spark app and provide better communication experience with your team."
https://sparkmailapp.com/privacy
I've done absolutely no research on this, but it's a popular enough app which leads me to believe they'll at least try not to be dodgy. But then google and Amazon are also pretty big and they send conversations you have at home to freelance staff
As for Spark:
* They have the username and passwords for your email accounts. Without this, how can any app actually get your emails? I don't like this, but there's no choice. I use the stock Apple app and that also stores my email user and password; I just feel more comfortable with this somehow.
* They download your emails. They do this to display them within their app, and they regularly check your account for new emails so that their app can send notifications to your phone.
* They appear to keep your emails and scan the text. Ouch. I say "appear" as it's my interpretation of their provacy statement. Am I wrong? it's this... "Recently accessed email messages and collaboration threads: We need this information to provide Spark Services to you and your teammates such as private discussions around email, shared drafts and shared email conversations. By collecting and storing this data, we are able to present message discussion threads through your Spark app and provide better communication experience with your team."
To clarify that ONLY for accounts that dont use oAuth. Which most major providers (gmail, outlook.com etc) use. That is why you log directly into say Gmail on the webview when you initially set up that mail account. All the mail app gets is a token (which is revocable), not your login credentials.
That is ONLY for teams (why it says teammates and shared drafts/shared email). That is so you can sync the team comments on emails or shared drafts- which obviously that is their proprietary system.
If you dont use teams that doesnt apply to a single user.
But yes, it was WAY overblown when all 3rd party mail apps work exactly the same with oAuth/storing logins and downloading your mail to push it via their app. There isnt any other way to do it the Apple allows developers.
I don't have a problem with Spark — I bounce between it and Newton — I just wish they had an option to make the text larger and/or change the typeface.
That’s a shame that the devs didn’t offered at least 1 year of subscription to who already bought their app...
"AltaMail" goes another way. They don't push notifications with the help of a server which connects to your email accounts. All is happening inside the app. So you don't are alowed to force quit "AltaMail". This would stop all notifications. (https://mobile.eurosmartz.com/help/app/am/index.html#notifyFix)
Also the developers of AltaMail doesn't collect personal data. The Privacy Policy sounds fair:
https://mobile.eurosmartz.com/privacy.html
I just installed "Airmail" after switching to a subscription model. I bought the app some month ago. After starting the app there was no premium logo inside the app. I was able to import all of my mail accounts from iCloud backup and could use them. Also I was able to activate "Realtime Inbox Monitoring". But I have to start a subscription for all new stuff like "Dark Theme" or "Block Tracking Email". So as a former buyer of "Airmail" I can use the app as normal.
Wow — AltaMail looks absolutely awful. It must have taken a lot of work to get iOS to look like Windows XP...
You're absolutly right. But it works like a charm and I can count on it. I've never had problems with notifications or lost emails. That's the important point for me.
I hope it is also available for customers who bought the previous version. I was a bit disappointed by the UI. It didn't work for me although I spent like 10+ euros on it once. The Dark mode is really nice though and privacy wise it's a good app as well.
Bit disappointed by the UI in v3?
I believe they're still deciding on the pricing structure going forward, but I hope they don't go with the subscription model.