How to Set Up iCloud IMAP Server for Your Email Client

If you use something other than iCloud for your email, the server settings will vary, but you can usually find them in the email provider's support pages. If you are using Gmail or another web-based email service that supports IMAP, you can do the same thing: enter your IMAP credentials, and your messages will sync automatically.

To set up your iCloud IMAP server, follow these steps:

* Password: Enter your iCloud password or generate an app-specific password if you've enabled 2-factor authentication for your Apple ID.

* Username: Enter your iCloud user name or your entire email address.

* SSL Required: Yes (try TLS if SSL doesn't work).

If you are using an email client that doesn't automatically detect iCloud's server settings, use the following IMAP settings:

For Windows Mail, choose iCloud and enter your iCloud address and your Apple ID password. If you have an email address, set up your new email client in Windows 10 using your credentials. If you're already using an iCloud email address, you can sign into a supported email client on Windows 10 such as Windows Mail, Microsoft Outlook, or Mozilla Thunderbird, and your emails will show up.

Apple's built-in mail client uses the IMAP storage format, which keeps a copy of your messages on both the server and your Mac. There are two ways to set up iCloud IMAP for your email client:

Method 1: Sync Apple Mail via IMAP

This is the easiest method, and it will work for most cases. By setting up your iCloud account in Apple's built-in mail client using IMAP, you'll be able to access your emails from both your Mac and other devices.

By following these steps, you can set up your iCloud IMAP server and start syncing your emails across all your devices.

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