

Instead, it’s because the user profiles for the Mail app are old and specify basic authentication. This isn’t because the Apple client doesn’t know how to support OAuth authentication flows (the necessary code is available from iOS 12 on). Last year I wrote about the need to upgrade the Apple iOS Mail app on some devices to deal with Microsoft’s phasing out of basic authentication.


Upgrade Mail App Profiles for Modern Authentication Granting Consent to Allow the Flow to Work.Upgrade Mail App Profiles for Modern Authentication.Now, when you want to send something, you can just go to the Attachments section and add it to an email in a couple taps. You also can link the attachments feature to your Dropbox and OneDrive accounts so you have access to those files too. Outlook has a button at the bottom so you can view all the attachments associated with an email account. Quick access to attachmentsĪnother feature that will be useful is the ability to quickly handle attachments from just about anywhere. I think having a calendar app attached to your email is extremely useful for making appointments, meetings and reminders, and frankly, if you're on Microsoft Exchange at work, this might be the best email client available. You have the option to look at a day or week view, and you can look at a specific day hour by hour or by the events happening that day. You also can quickly send via email the times when you are free during a day (to attend other meetings). The calendar gives you key functions from the desktop version, letting you create meetings and invite guests.
