Yahoo will simply take you to a version of its login webpage. Microsoft Exchange, for example, will give you a basic form to fill out and an Exchange Device ID for your Exchange administrator to use. Each provider will have their own separate login process, so this will look a little different based on what you choose. Step 4: Enter your email address and the password for your email account on the new screen. Choose your email platform from this list, or head down to our section on manually entering an email. Step 3: Apple will now show you several of the top email providers that it can connect with automatically - currently six in all. Choose Add Account to begin the process of adding your email. On the next screen, you will be able to see any connected accounts you may already have (iCloud, for example, may already be there based on how you set up your iPhone). Step 2: In Settings, scroll down until you see the option for Passwords & Accounts with the key logo. Start at the home screen, and select the Settings app to begin. Step 1: Make sure your iPhone is on and connected to the internet before you begin.
Unless you use a smaller, lesser-known email client, this is the best place to begin. The key is that this process only works with major email platforms like Google, iCloud, Microsoft Exchange, and Yahoo, which can also integrate other information like calendar events with your phone.
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