Good points. I use it because of its integration with calendar, reminders, etc. in the Apple ecosystemThe Apple Mail app in iOS is atrocious in general, not just for Gmail. I don't understand why it's not more like the macOS app. They should make it more like Spark.
Seems to have stopped working for me. Just sent about 5 test emails and received 0 notifications.
Oh well. Even when I can only fetch, I still prefer the iOS Mail app to the official Gmail app.
Yeah we all forget to do the notifications when adding an accountIgnore that. Turns out my banner notifications for gmail somehow got turned off. Will test again later.
Update: push Gmail has been working great today.
My fetch schedule is set to “every 15 minutes,” and I haven’t been charging or on WiFi at all.
I know it is beta , just wondering any noticeable effect on battery you noticed?
Wouldnt be surprised if it is just a bug?
So what happens if you choose Push for Gmail?The power and Wi-Fi restriction is right there in the settings.
So what happens if you choose Push for Gmail?
So what happens if you choose Push for Gmail?
I don't see the option to select Push for Gmail. Only Fetch or Manual under Gmail. And then under the Fetch options, there are options for Automatically, 15 min, 30 min, hourly and manually.
For those that got Gmail to push, which options are you setting?
But the setting would have no real meaning if push happens with any but the auto option.Push is not an option for Gmail. Only Fetch and Manual.
Push is not an option for Gmail. Only Fetch and Manual. You have all the options available. Remove the account and add it back in for "push" to work. The options do not change.
Can you inform us with more information on this, or is it speculation?It's not really 'push', it's just a more intelligent 'fetch'.
Can you inform us with more information on this, or is it speculation?
It uses the state of power (plugged in, unplugged) and connection (WiFi, mobile data) to determine when it’ll fetch for updates. As far as I’ve read, it only happens when on WiFi and charging.
Interesting..... others in this thread said (once removed and added) they were getting push on LTE and on battery. Yes its a beta and things almost will certainly change, but the automatic setting on fetch is still unexplained.Agreed, the premise that "push" is restored is false. There is no Exchange server push going on for any free gmail accounts.
At BEST gmail has IMAP IDLE, but the odds of Apple working with Google suddenly after all these years to include IMAP IDLE is iOS are slim to none.
Either a placebo effect or bug in the Beta if seeing anything better than fetch off of power&wifi (which is still fetch but fetches far more often since you are not using cellular data or battery so it can suck the data and battery constantly fetching)