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Hi,
Since yesterday (24-01-2024) Gmail app won't sync with my Hotmail account. This email account is my default one, and syncs email, calendar and contacts.
Tried to remove account from devices, restart and add account again (manual configuration).
Server is defined as "m.hotmail.com", port "443", Security "SSL/TLS"
It as two options to proceed:
-"Next" - returns a information to check account data or change to modern authentication
-"modern authentication" - tries to sign on a google page (https://enterprise.google.co./exchangeoauth2rediret...) and returns a message "Can't add your personal email".
This happens both in a basic tablet with android 10 and in a Redmi Note 9 Pro (running stock Miui on Android 12)
What could be causing this? any help tp solve?
Thanks
Using Outlook for Android in business environments for email and scheduling
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dear all ,
thank you all for taking the time to offer me your support with this.
I’ll reset all i can tomorrow and take it. on again
David
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I suppose so. But if the Gmail app doesn't support MS email, that encourages people to use the Outlook app - so Google loses.
I imagine the explanation is either that this is a low priority for the Gmail team, or that they're incompetent.
Google want you to use their Gmail service!
The fact that the Samsung email app can connect to MS email servers without a problem shows that it is definitely the Gmail app that is at fault. Does Google really not want people to access MS email on their Android phones?