Why is there a problem turning on Mail on iPhone?

First make sure you have selected an email address that isn’t already in use. If you run into the “Problem Turning on Mail” error when setting up an iCloud email account on your iPhone, iPad or iPod, try signing out of iCloud and back into iCloud. Make sure you know your Apple ID and password before you sign out.

How do I fix email problems on iPhone?

How to Fix iPhone Email That’s Not Working

Check iPhone network connection.
Check email username and password.
Quit and restart Mail app.
Check email settings.
Restart iPhone.
Update iOS.
Delete and set up email account again.
Contact your email provider for support.

How do I stop iPhone Mail from embedding attachments?

Let’s dive right in!

Attach A Non-Image File. One way you can try to trick the image to avoid being embedded in the email is to attach a non-image file.
Use Send As Attachment.
Change Photo Privacy Setting.
Use Messages App.
Do A Restart.
Try Dr.
Contact Apple Support.

Why is my email address not available as an Apple ID?

If you want to change your primary email address for your Apple ID, you try with another email address rather than using the email address that is causing this error and being rejected. Open Settings app on your iPhone. Open Passwords & Accounts. Choose Add Account.

How do I turn Mail on?

First, turn on notifications & choose your settings Tap Notifications and select a notification level. Tap Inbox notifications. Note: If you’re using Android O and above, tap Manage notifications. Under your account, make sure the switch is set to On.

Why can’t I open email attachments on my iPhone 12?

Among the common reasons as to why email attachments won’t open on an iPhone include but not limited to the following: attached file is incompatible format or unsupported file. no similar app on the iPhone can open the attached file. the file is too large and available storage is low.

How do I get my iPhone to send pictures as attachments?

In the Photos app, select a photo or group of photos, tap the share button, and then choose the Mail app, which will then spring forth with your selected images attached. Selecting multiple photos to email is easier by starting in the Photos app because the Mail app forces you to attach them one by one.