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1. #ROGERS EMAIL FOR MAC HOW TO#
2. #ROGERS EMAIL FOR MAC UPDATE#
3. #ROGERS EMAIL FOR MAC VERIFICATION#
4. #ROGERS EMAIL FOR MAC CODE#

It is a minor inconvience - less than the 2 factor verification which I detest and have yet to turn it on as it is an option. It was implemented by Yahoo and announced a few months back, and just being implemented fully now. The interesting thing though is saying this is a Rogers/Yahoo decision. It is a minor inconvience of additional security. Hotels moved to key cards to deal with lost keys that are recoded each time. Then we began to add deadbolts as well to make two locks and yes, two keys. Then we saw locks on the door knob, or a key lock which happened to use a standard skeleton key. Never worried about people entering the house. Let's consider it like this - at one point in my life we locked our doors with a hook to keep the animals out. This is the wave of the future for security, unless you have biometrics coming next as it exists on some devices and computers. In other words, rethink your customer service, even a little.

Give your call center staff some current information about iOS and OSX mail programs to pass on to customers so that we don't get frustrated. Put it on the page where the App codes have to be created, that would be great too. So Rogers, how about providing really useful information online, that's easy to find and understand.

#ROGERS EMAIL FOR MAC HOW TO#

There needs to be a far clearer explaination of how to make this work correctly than the vague page that's given. Do we need one for every email account on a device or one for all of them? So it all has to be entered as "other" and then the same issues comes with the App code. In fact, using the Yahoo tab to try to make the email work fails.

#ROGERS EMAIL FOR MAC CODE#

Neither works.ģ - IOS use of the App code fails. What is given on the page you're sent to by the email from Rogers is useless.Ģ - What happens when the Mail program has more than one Rogers email account on it? What happens with the settings then? Do you need an App code for every email account in the mail program? Tried using one App code for all accounts and one for each separate account. Give a screenshot of a correctly filled in POP/IMAP page with examples. Using their instructions as given, it does not work.

So, here's the questions I'd like answers to:ġ - A correct way to fill in the fields for this new App code on Mac Mail for OS 10.12. Call back tomorrow between 9-3 and they might help you. It's disappointing when the answer to a question is" "Oh, you need the Mac expert and they're not in now.

I really wish that Rogers could answer some really simple questions, or at least have their call centre tech help support Macs better than they are. I did try searching and didn't find a thread on this specific topic. Please excuse me if this is discussed elsewhere. There is a link as follows indicating the people who need to do this, as well as instructions on how to do it: It only takes a few minutes of your time to ensure you have uninterrupted access to your email.

#ROGERS EMAIL FOR MAC UPDATE#

Rogers requires you to update your email settings to continue using your email account. Rogers is making several security upgrades and implementing a new authentication system to further protect you and your data. Protecting your data is as important to us as it is to you. Important: You must update your Rogers email account settings. Webmail doesn't appear to require the change. Interestingly I only got it on one of our accounts, not the other three accounts that my wife and I have.Īt first I thought it was phishing, but it appears that people who use certain e-mail clients (like Outlook) will have to reconfigure those clients for a "new password" (app password). I got an e-mail on one of my e-mail accounts this morning.