FairEmail is an open source, privacy-oriented email app for Android. It supports unlimited accounts and email addresses, a unified inbox, conversation threading, two-way synchronization and offline storage, and works with most providers including Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo. It does not support non-standard protocols such as Microsoft Exchange Web Services and Microsoft ActiveSync.
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0FairEmail is an open source, privacy-oriented email app for Android. It supports unlimited accounts and email addresses, a unified inbox, conversation threading, two-way synchronization and offline storage, and works with most providers including Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo. It does not support non-standard protocols such as Microsoft Exchange Web Services and Microsoft ActiveSync.
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