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Major_Steve
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6 years ago

Cox Disables SSL and Now iPhone Users cannot use Mail app

I have been a Cox customer for 16 years.  I have had an iPhone for 11 of those years. iPhone Mail has always worked.  On April 24, 2019, Cox updated their email servers to make it more secure.  It is...
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KevinM2
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6 years ago
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Hi Major Steve, Cox is working to improve our email security to better protect our customers' personal information, and also to align with current industry standards for using third-party email clients. Are you able to send and receive emails on myemail.cox.net? If so, we would recommend changing your password, http://bit.ly/2KOrZnd. Once the password is changed, please make sure this new password is reflected in the incoming, as well as the outgoing settings. Here is a list of the accepted server port settings, http://bit.ly/2KGsVKh.

If you are continuing to have issues, we would recommend contacting Apple Support:

800-275-2273
www.apple.com

-Kevin M. Cox Support Forum Moderator
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    Major_Steve
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    6 years ago
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    This not a password issue!  This is a Cox Server issue.  Apple will never change their products, UNLESS Cox works with them. Will that ever happen?

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      KevinM2
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      6 years ago
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      Hi Major Steve, please ensure you are using TSL Security Encryption 1.0 or higher. Cox no longer supports sending email through email clients using SSL security encryption version 3.0 or older. -Kevin M. Cox Support Forum Moderator