We're here to help you set up your email on your phone, henryks!
If you are using 3rd Party Email Clients - this would be considered any other website or application outside of Currently - you may need to look into Open Authentication or Secure Mail Key to fix the certificate error you are receiving.
Open Authentication is a security measure we put in place that encrypts your email and password when using 3rd Party email clients. We have an article regarding OAuth that states what applications work with this security system.
If the 3rd Party email client you are using is not in that list, you will need to Create a Secure Mail Key. This is a security measure that encrypts your password, and you are able to create and manage it via myAT&T. You will then use your Secure Mail Key as your password when logging into any 3rd Party programs or applications, while your login to any AT&T sites will stay the same.
If you are needing the information for server settings, we suggest using IMAP for your 3rd Party email clients.
Let us know if you have any further questions! Thank you for being a part of our AT&T Community!
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We're here to help you set up your email on your phone, henryks!
If you are using 3rd Party Email Clients - this would be considered any other website or application outside of Currently - you may need to look into Open Authentication or Secure Mail Key to fix the certificate error you are receiving.
Open Authentication is a security measure we put in place that encrypts your email and password when using 3rd Party email clients. We have an article regarding OAuth that states what applications work with this security system.
If the 3rd Party email client you are using is not in that list, you will need to Create a Secure Mail Key. This is a security measure that encrypts your password, and you are able to create and manage it via myAT&T. You will then use your Secure Mail Key as your password when logging into any 3rd Party programs or applications, while your login to any AT&T sites will stay the same.
If you are needing the information for server settings, we suggest using IMAP for your 3rd Party email clients.
Let us know if you have any further questions! Thank you for being a part of our AT&T Community!
Donovan, AT&T Community Specialist
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