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Xfinity Email and iOS email application
Not sure if this is a Apple issue or an Xfinity issue..
I have an iPhone 16 Pro Max running iOS 18.2 (but it's done this for awhile now)
Anytime I open my email application, it'll sit there in a "connecting" status forever. Doesn't matter if I'm on cellular, doesn't matter if I'm on WiFi; it also doesn't matter which WiFi I'm on. Sometimes, it'll download the check for and download emails very fast, although rare.
Eventually it'll switch to downloading emails, but take forever to retreive them.
I haven't changed anything in the settings, since it was working before.
Has anyone else experienced this?
needsupportpat
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11 Messages
14 days ago
I have the same thing happening with 18.1
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XfinityDena
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14 days ago
Thank you for reaching out @MrJDubbs Have you check the link: https://www.xfinity.com/support/articles/third-party-email-access to set up to your email with third-party email programs
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SkipperGreg
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10 days ago
I had the exact same problem since I upgraded to iOS 18. Slow connecting and loading of Comcast email in iOS MAIL app. This does not happen with another IMAP email inbox (Gmail) or M365 email. I am currently running 18.2 on an iPhone 13. I think it’s an iOS MAIL app problem with Comcast’s IMAP. Some users claim removing the Comcast mailbox in iOS (Settings/Apps/Mail/Accounts then delete Comcast mailbox) and then re-adding the mailbox fixes it but not all agree. I tried it 12/24/2024 and it helped. Connection time was cut in half and load time for individual Comcast emails is now normal. It looks like the problem is a need to reprovison the Comcast login credentials (especially with TFA) after upgrading to iOS 18. Problem mostly resolved for me so far.
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needsupportpat
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11 Messages
10 days ago
I contacted Comcast and they did help me with my email problem. They had me log out of iCloud after turning off "find my phone" . They did some stuff at their end too. After I logged back into iCloud, for the most part, my male was behaving pretty well- much faster than before. And eventually, I turned "find my phone" back on. however, I also was having problems with my modem, and this communication was occurred online through a chat. I recommend anybody who with a similar problem call Comcast and do it over the phone rather than online because each time we lost contact I had to start over with a new tech support person
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