AFAIK, except 4 those are already solved, but not within one provider - without paying those mentioned $10/u/m.
AFAIK, except 4 those are already solved, but not within one provider - without paying those mentioned $10/u/m.
On iOS, at least, you can do this using a `.mobileconfig` profile (which is just an XML plist file). Create that, get your user to access it via HTTP, messages, etc., and iOS will configure the mail account for them. I've used it when family members have lost/forgotten/wiped their details.
Some providers do seem to offer this, e.g. (random example from a search) https://support.mailroute.net/hc/en-us/articles/292348267548...
This is a few years back, so it might have changed.
I get that subscriptions pile up, but email is the cornerstone of your identity online. Your login and recovery for most services. Getting your mails through requires work these days. I think overall is good value.
This is really a good price, let‘s see if I get my wife to switch over.