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<blockquote data-quote="MacInWin" data-source="post: 1862874" data-attributes="member: 396914">iOS works for Apple mail, Exchange, gMail, Proton mail, Yahoo,&nbsp; pobox.com mail, many others. The fact that&nbsp; Earthlink apparently has an issue with iOS mail points very strongly to Earthlink not being designed properly to work with iOS, not that iOS is at fault. Apple makes the beta versions available to all developers well in advance of release of new systems so that they can make the changes they need to work on day one when it rolls out. In your circumstance, I would lean on Earthlink to get it sorted out. Your other option is to move to a different mail host. I happen to use Pobox.com, which is not free, but which has an excellent spam filter and works flawlessly with all of my Macs and iDevices. You could try gmail, or yahoo, or any of the other mail providers as well. My daughter is on Proton mail and it works on her iDevices, so that may be worth looking at.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MacInWin, post: 1862874, member: 396914"] iOS works for Apple mail, Exchange, gMail, Proton mail, Yahoo, pobox.com mail, many others. The fact that Earthlink apparently has an issue with iOS mail points very strongly to Earthlink not being designed properly to work with iOS, not that iOS is at fault. Apple makes the beta versions available to all developers well in advance of release of new systems so that they can make the changes they need to work on day one when it rolls out. In your circumstance, I would lean on Earthlink to get it sorted out. Your other option is to move to a different mail host. I happen to use Pobox.com, which is not free, but which has an excellent spam filter and works flawlessly with all of my Macs and iDevices. You could try gmail, or yahoo, or any of the other mail providers as well. My daughter is on Proton mail and it works on her iDevices, so that may be worth looking at. [/QUOTE]

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