I don't see a way to use the Outlook 2019 Desktop client with mandatory OAuth2. In my opinion anything AOL might as well be malware. I really don't want to use AOL's webmail. Is there anyway to do MFA with a Windows Outlook thick client that would more less be an out of the box solution. While the Outlook solution for Android should work for my phone. Come to find out today that AOL is implementing mandatory OAuth2. I use Outlook on my windows desktops thick Outlook client. Past two days started seeing intermittent issues with my email. Wasn't thrilled about it but it wasn't a huge deal at the time.

Please see the following link in more detail. Domain/username: your email address Server address: m. Security type: SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates) Port: 443 When you are using the two-step verification, Google provides you with the app-specific password. A few years back Verizon decided they did not want to handle their email anymore so they moved it over to AOL who they own. In case you are a G Suite (Google Apps) user, you can set up your account on Nine. So I use verizon email for all my what I consider professional mail as I have been on FIOS for years. Good Evening all, I want to thank you all as you have answered part of my question but I have a 2nd part that I have a bad feeling I am not going to get the answer I want to hear.

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