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Email app for Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, Hotmail, iCloud, Office 365, IMAP & POP3
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
Email Aqua Mail - Secure Inbox is an Android mail client. It handles Gmail, Outlook, Hotmail, Yahoo Mail, iCloud Mail, Exchange and Microsoft 365 alongside any IMAP or POP3 mailbox. The listing says it is built for people who keep a personal account and a work account and want to read both in one place. It also lists small businesses on Zoho Mail and IT teams managing corporate email as intended users, along with people who want a mail app that does not read their messages.
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The listing says the app does not collect or store passwords, emails or message content. Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, Yandex and Outlook accounts sign in through OAuth2, so the app never sees those passwords.
You type an email address and the app detects the account type, whether it ends in @gmail.com or belongs to your own domain. AOL, GMX, Fastmail and Yandex are named as supported providers. Zoho Mail works over IMAP on paid Zoho plans. Any other mailbox works if it offers IMAP or POP3 with SMTP for sending.
Exchange, Office 365 and Microsoft 365 accounts connect through Microsoft Graph. Exchange email, contacts and calendars sync to other calendar apps and widgets on the phone. Push for Exchange, which delivers mail as it arrives, is a Premium feature.
The Smart Folder gathers new mail from every connected account into a single list, so Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook and Hotmail messages sit side by side. Home screen widgets show priority mail without opening the app, and Wear OS support lets you read mail on a watch. Offline mail can be read with no connection once it has been downloaded.
Premium raises the account limit to unlimited and adds mail identities with unlimited aliases. It also adds filters (rules) for Outlook accounts, priority notifications, the ability to move messages between accounts, copy messages to folders and delete folders, unsubscribe from mailing lists, pin messages and set reminders on them.
A PIN or, on supported devices, a fingerprint can lock the app. You choose whether it locks straight away or after up to an hour. The listing says connections use hardened SSL with certificate tracking, and that the app checks DKIM and SPF records to help verify where a message came from.
S/MIME for signed and encrypted email is a Premium feature.
The rich text editor offers fonts, colors, quoting options and attachments. Each account can have its own signature, including HTML, images and links. Dark mode is available, and text size can be changed with the volume keys. The listing also mentions swiping between emails, selecting all in one tap, and notification and battery-saving options. Large attachments can be handled, and any email can be saved as a PDF.
Settings can be backed up and restored through a file or to Dropbox, OneDrive or Google Drive. Premium adds email backup, scheduled backups and an EML viewer for opening and saving EML files. The app is free to download and use, with ads. Premium removes the ads.