Then I downloaded the Outlook app on my iPhone. However, I couldn't figure out how to view my co-workers calendars in it.
The calendarĪpp in Windows 10 looks and feels modern to me, so I wanted to use that. I didn't want to go back to using Outlook, as it just seems old and tired to me. I was used to this functionality in my previous job using Google for business, and my new job we use Office 365 for business. While we wait for Microsoft to sort this out it might be safest to only use Gmail via a browser using think I accidentally figured this out. Google now considers the Windows Mail App a less secure app and therefore blocks it from doing some tasks. One other thing you may have to do is change a security setting in Google to allow access to less secure apps. The best way to work around this is to remove the Gmail account from the Mail app and then re-add it manually via the Other Account POP/IMAP route using the IMAP settings as described in Gmail help:
The automated method for adding the account using the Google link provided by the Mail app no longer works. The latest version of Windows Mail has broken the settings for Gmail. I have done some further study into this problem: Phil, an MVP on Microsoft Answers, suggests the best solution may be to connect via POP or IMAP, saying: Users are also not able to connect the app with the Gmail service anymore.
The issue appears to follow an update to the app at the end of May which broke an element of Gmail integration. It appears that it is automatically deleted and erased from the server.Īnybody aware of a solution to this problem? I have posted my question to the Gmail community and was told that this is an issue that has been recurrently reported by users of Windows 10. The disappeared email cannot be found on gmail’s web interface either. I have noticed that when I respond to emails, the email I send disappears and cannot be found in sent items, outbox, bin, spam, or anywhere actually. I have been facing an issue with the Windows 10 Mail app linked to a google account. Multiple users on Microsoft Answers have been complaining of the bug, with one saying: Windows 10 users who use the Mail and Calendar UWP app on Windows 10 with Gmail may want to check their Spam folder, as it appears the app has been silently sending their Sent emails there.
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