Tap Settings on your home screen:
2.
iOS 10 and below - Choose "Mail"
iOS 11 - iOS 13 - Choose "Accounts & Password"
iOS 14 - Choose "Mail"
iOS 18 - Select "Apps" at the very bottom of the screen, then tap "Mail"
(If you are unsure as to what version of iOS you have, go into "General" >> "About iPhone")
3. Tap the Add Account option. (On iOS 10, choose Accounts -> Add Account )
4. Tap Other.
5. Tap Add Mail Account.
6. Enter the following settings over the Next two screens and tap Next after you finish:
- Name: Name displayed when you send email
- Address: Full email address
- Password: Your email account password
- Description: Account description of your choice
- Incoming Mail Server: pop0101.titan.email or imap0101.titan.email
- Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP): smtp0101.titan.email
- The phone may only give one option for encryption ie. "SSL".
- It will automatically try the common types and ports but in most cases will end up on STARTTLS and port 587 - you may also need to specifically set port 587 on the connection to ensure it connects correctly.
Please note that the newer IOS versions no longer let you set SSL manually [or the ports] and will try the various options for you automatically. What this means is that, as long as you have the correct credentials and hostnames entered, you need to keep clicking next - after each failure, before it will try the correct settings i.e. STARTLS and 587.
7. If the information is correct, you will see the following screen, tap Save and the email address is then set up.
8. The email account configuration has been completed!
9. Launch the Mail app to view your emails.
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