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How to Set Up a cPanel Email Account in Android

How to Set Up a cPanel Email Account in Android

Step-by-Step Guide - Setting up a cPanel Email Account on your Android Device   
Setting up a cPanel email account on your Android device is crucial for staying connected and managing your business emails on the go. Follow our step-by-step guide to ensure a seamless setup process.   
 

You can add a cPanel email account to your Android's built-in email application. You don't need to use any external apps from Google Play. 

1. Open your Android mobile and swipe up from the bottom of the screen to the top. Find the Settings icon and open it. 
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2. Scroll down to the Passwords & Accounts option and tap on it. 
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3. Tap on + Add account. 
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4. Now, choose the Personal IMAP option. 
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5. In the "Add your email address" section, enter your full email address, such as [email protected]. Then tap Next and enter your password. Confirm with Next again. 
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6. Look at Incoming Server Settings and Outgoing Mail Server Settings. If everything looks OK, then tap Next. 
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7. You can select Email Sync Frequency and other options under the accounts option. Choose as per your needs and press Next. 
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8. In the Your Name input box, enter your name and press Next.

 

Congratulations! From now on, whenever you receive an email, you will get a notification. You can see a list of email accounts from your Android Settings >> Passwords & Accounts. 

 

You can also access it directly from the built-in Gmail application. 
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Check our other Android tutorials on how to manually read/check emails or compose and send a new message.

Data loss is a nightmare scenario for any business owner, especially when it comes to crucial emails. Discover methods for backing up and restoring your cPanel email data on your Android device, ensuring that no valuable information is lost in the process.  

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