iOS 13
is the latest iOS version released by Apple and the new version is released
with many new feature and performance upgrade. The new feature list includes :
- System
wide Dark Mode
- Revamped
Photos app
- New
Photo editing interface
- Sign
in with Apple option
- Location
data limits
- Look
Around view in Maps
- New
Reminders app
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| iOS 13 mail not loading Error 0x80090327 |
With
all these new feature Apple has again ensured unique feature to its users but
at the same time many iPhone users who updated their iPhones to latest iOS 13
are facing issue with it. One of the major issue reported is that email is not
working with iOS 13. When trying to open email app it gives strange error.
Error
code: 0x80090327
It
seems to communication between iPhone and the Server failes to establish and
email won’t load in the iOS 13. This is annoying for users as email are very
important part for many of the iPhone users and suddenly stopped working after
iOS 13 update.
How to fix Emait not loading on iPhone
X after iOS 13 update :
Fix 1: Delete and Add
account Again
One of
the easiest way to get rid of such sync issue is to set the email account
again. Please delete the email account from Settings and then again add it. Now
the email should load again in iOS 13.
Fix 2: Check Email
Account settings
Email
accounts on the iPhone can be set to check email on a schedule (every 30
minutes, for example) or to have mail pushed to your device as soon as it
arrives. The settings you choose impact how your email arrives on your phone.
Review these settings by following these steps:
- Tap Settings.
- Tap Passwords
& Accounts.
- Tap Fetch
New Data.
- You
can choose this setting for all email accounts set up on your phone on
this screen. To set it for individual accounts, tap an account.
- The Push slider
sends email to your iPhone as soon as it arrives on the email server. This
only works with compatible email accounts.
You can also read Apple troubleshooting steps :
Check iOS Mail Fetch and Notification settings
By
default, Fetch New Data settings are based on what is provided by your email
service. If Push isn't available as a setting, your account will default to
Fetch. These settings affect how your device receives email. To adjust these
settings:
1.
Go to Settings.
2.
Tap Passwords & Accounts.
3.
Tap Fetch New Data.
4.
Choose a setting, like Automatically or
Manually, or choose a schedule for how often Mail fetches data.
With
iOS 11 and later, Automatically is set by default. Your device will fetch new
data in the background only when your device is charging and connected to
Wi-FI.
Make
sure that your Notification settings are correct for the
Mail app:
1.
Go to Settings, then tap Notifications.
2.
Tap Mail.
3.
Tap an email account.
4.
Adjust your Alerts, Sounds, and Badges.
Check your Mail settings
When
you set up your email account on your device, iOS automatically uses the
correct account settings for many email providers.
To
make sure that your account settings are correct, compare the settings in the
Mail app to the settings for your email account:
1.
Go to Settings > Passwords &
Accounts and tap your email account.
2.
Tap your email address next to Account to
see the account information, such as the incoming and outgoing mail servers.
3.
Check the recommended settings for your
email account in the Mail Settings Lookup tool and make sure
that they’re the same as what you see on your screen. If you don’t see the
settings for your email account, contact
your email provider or system administrator.
If
you have a POP3 email account, then you can only check email on one device at a
time. Close other email programs and sign out of webmail sites that you have
open. To check if your email is a POP3 account, go to Settings > Passwords
& Accounts, tap your account, tap Account, then look for the label POP
Account Information. You can also check the recommended email settings for your
POP3 email account in the Mail Settings Lookup tool.
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