This wikiHow article teaches you how to change or add an SMTP, the server responsible for sending emails, for an account created in the Mail app on your iPhone. This may be necessary if you have an account linked to your internet service provider or require a more professional server than the one associated with your free email account.

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  • Question
    What is an SMPT server?
    Bella Candy
    Bella Candy
    Community Answer
    An SMPT server is an application with the primary purpose to send, receive, and/or relay outgoing mail between email senders and receivers.
  • Question
    How do I find my host name when setting up account on iPhone?
    Community Answer
    Community Answer
    You can easily know the host name. If you're looking for the host name for Gmail, it is stmp.gmail.com. For Office 365, it is stmp.office365.com and so on. Most often it will be something along the lines of smtp.yourprovider.com.
  • Question
    What does SSL mean in the settings?
    Axolotl
    Axolotl
    Community Answer
    SSL means Transport Layer Security, which used to be known as Secure Sockets Layer.
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