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Learning how to set up imap / pop, caldav or carddav accounts on iPhone or is easier when the steps are completed in the correct order. Use this guide to prepare, make the changes, and verify the result.
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Step 1: Launch the Settings App from the main screen.
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Step 2: Touch Mail , Contacts or Calendar .
Step 3: Touch Accounts .
Step 4: Touch Add Account .

Step 5: Touch Other .
Step 6: Select the account you want to configure.
Step 7: Enter service information. If you don't know, get it from the system administrator or anyone running an IMAP / PPO, CalDAV and / or CardDAV account for you.
Step 8: Click the Next Button in the upper right corner and the device will verify the account.
Step 9: When finished, tap Done . Your account will start syncing with your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.

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I wish you all success!
FAQ
What should I prepare before I set up imap / pop, caldav or carddav accounts on iPhone or?
Review the requirements in the guide, confirm that your device or software is compatible, and save important work before changing settings related to set up imap / pop, caldav or carddav accounts on iPhone or.
Why might set up imap / pop, caldav or carddav accounts on iPhone or not work as expected?
The most common causes are incompatible versions, missing permissions, incorrect settings, or an interrupted internet connection. Recheck each step and restart the app or device when appropriate.
Can beginners follow these set up imap / pop, caldav or carddav accounts on iPhone or steps?
Yes. Follow the steps in order, avoid skipping confirmation screens, and compare your interface with the screenshots because labels may differ slightly between versions.
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