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How to add, remove, and configure Mail accounts in iPadOS 18
Apple moved Mail settings to a new location in iPadOS 18. Here's how to add, remove, and configure accounts in Mail.Add, remove, and configure Mail accounts on iPad.iOS and iPadOS used to have a top-level Settings group simply called Mail. From here, you used to be able to add, remove, and change settings for all your Mail accounts.In iPadOS 18, Apple has moved those Settings to the very bottom of the Settings list under a row simply called Apps. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Apple moved Mail settings to a new location in iPadOS 18. Here's how to add, remove, and configure accounts in Mail.
Add, remove, and configure Mail accounts on iPad.
iOS and iPadOS used to have a top-level Settings group simply called Mail. From here, you used to be able to add, remove, and change settings for all your Mail accounts.
In iPadOS 18, Apple has moved those Settings to the very bottom of the Settings list under a row simply called Apps.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Add, remove, and configure Mail accounts on iPad.
iOS and iPadOS used to have a top-level Settings group simply called Mail. From here, you used to be able to add, remove, and change settings for all your Mail accounts.
In iPadOS 18, Apple has moved those Settings to the very bottom of the Settings list under a row simply called Apps.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
