IMAP, POP3, SMTP Notes

  • IMAP: keeps the inbox on the server; ideal for access from more than one device.

  • POP3: downloads emails and usually deletes them from the server.

  • SMTP: used for sending email.

  • Port 587 can be used for both SSL and non-SSL connections; encryption can be started with STARTTLS.

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