Hi guys!
I am on a Samsung Captivate from AT&T. I have to travel often so I rooted and unlocked my phone and am using an Inida mobile carrier while in India. The issue I am having is that any time I try to access anything with my google account I get an *not trusted certificate* error. This applies to the app market, email access from the email and gmail app, as well as trying to check email from the web browser it self. If anyone has any information that could allow a work around on this issue it would be great!
Note: I am not a developer.
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I added the GMail account through Google option (haven't tried the POP and IMAP).
It syncs fine, but it doesn't do a server search. Whenever I try it, it returns an error saying that it can't connect to the network.
Anyone knows how to fix it?
P.S. And how come there is not even an option to do server search for Hotmail?
Additional data:
- I'm using Samsung Focus with Mango
- device is unlocked, but branded to AT&T (not sure if it has anything to do with Gmail)
- tried both on 3G and WiFi
Thanks!
dangub said:
I added the GMail account through Google option (haven't tried the POP and IMAP).
It syncs fine, but it doesn't do a server search. Whenever I try it, it returns an error saying that it can't connect to the network.
Anyone knows how to fix it?
P.S. And how come there is not even an option to do server search for Hotmail?
Additional data:
- I'm using Samsung Focus with Mango
- device is unlocked, but branded to AT&T (not sure if it has anything to do with Gmail)
- tried both on 3G and WiFi
Thanks!
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I have the same problem. It was present in 7712 and still is in the retail release of 7720. I also have a Samsung Focus, but I doubt that is the cause. I'm considering deleting the Google account from the phone and adding it back, but I hate to have to relink all of the contacts whose names are different from Facebook. Considering how Google has blocked non-primary calendars for Windows Phone and their event/invitation implementation is somewhat broken with Windows Phone, it wouldn't surprise me to learn that server search is also a broken feature, whether intentional or not. Has anyone had any success re-creating the Google account on the phone?
i've noticed the same problem! I hope this is just an issue of me just setting up my account wrong
steve10 said:
Has anyone had any success re-creating the Google account on the phone?
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That was the first thing that I tried. No success
I also have this issue.. I have not heard anyone had any success...
same issue. . . -.- Hope MS will fix it
It´s Google´s problem, not Microsoft´s
same .... earger for a hotfixxxxx!!!! pls
I know
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this is seriously annoying
I guess gmail wants us to go android, but I won't. I'm going to add another email account and suffer through. Fortunately for me I don't have a lot of important contacts with gmail.
I reported this to Microsoft a few weeks ago, and they are aware of the issue. I'm thinking it must be on Google's side. When labels come to Hotmail, I may just switch over entirely.
Dear all,
After several weeks of exchanging e-mails with IT department and in-depth search over Web, I turn to experts here. I have Galaxy Note 10.1 Stock ROM with Android 4.1. installed, without any after market SW customization.
I am trying to sync my corporate Exchange email account (Exchange version 2010) but after complete procedure adding new account, the stock email app from Samsung is stacked on sync screen syncing without any progress. From web sites and forums, this is common trouble with not only this device, but I've tried endless possibilities to solve this problem. From factory reset with clean device, without any other accounts, with Mobile data sync on and off, Security levels with encryption, pin, password, screen pattern, without any security, with many 3rd party EAS Android apps, but on the end, I am stuck with non working sync. If I try with wrong password, there is message for error with credentials, so there is somehow the connection between device and server, but without working sync and any email coming to my Samsung Note.
On the other hand, the part from my company's IT settings, everything should be OK, since I am using my smartphone LG Optimus 2x with Android v 4.0 and stock email app. It works without any problems from beginning with same settings from my side and at Exchange Server Side. During my testing, no security settings, levels or any other settings had been changed.
From analysis in past weeks there is one possible solution. On my working LG phone, stock email app is added to Device administrators list after I add my Exchange account and on the end of procedure there is also a well known pop-up asking me for permissions for remote wipe for different kind of data. When I add my Exchange account to my Samsung Note, there is no sight of this pop-up for allowing remote wipe and also after this procedure, Samsung note's stock email app is not added to Android device administrator's list (Settings-security-device administrator). And I cannot find any way to manually add this app to device admin list.
So, from this description, do anyone have some clue what to do?
can't help you with the stock mail client, but I found that one lacking lots of features anyway, plus I didnt want to hand over complete control of my devices to some admin anyway. So I can only recommend Touchdown, costs money but worth every cent (or penny )
Greetings folks,
I want to use to Native Email App which came with N5, KK (4.4.2). After the update to 4.4.2, I was able to configure my Official Email account using SSL certificates. But I am still not able to -
1. Search the emails
2. Auto Sync my sub folders. I have to enter them and swipe it down to sync it. No auto email notification like inbox.
I am using TouchDown the free version. It is expensive to buy a license, plus it is not well integrated with ROM.
I rooted and installed KangKat and then Carbon, thinking probably it may work in any of them. It did not.
What do you recommend. I have checked with other fellows in the team, they say the Native App sucks, and it does not have search capability, some of them shifted Galaxy-4. I could not find any touchwiz ROM, or for what matter any any HTC Rom. I am sure their email app are better than Native Exchange Email App by Google.
Please recommend I need to -
1. an Email Client which is able to do two authentication. I mean in which i shall be able to import my certificate before i connect to the exchange/mail server.
2. be able to search my email
3. Sync my Calendar
4. Sync my sub folder.
Another good to have feature, probably i will spend time later figure out how to change the ROM, so that when i install SSL certificates for phone, it does not by default enforce security and i have to put a lock-pin (such a time waster).
Thank you fellows.
Thanks
Vivek Sharma
Nexus 5 | Carbon ROM
I have the same problem for connecting an Exchange server behind a forefront server using certificates authentication...
Help us please
Thanks
keweki said:
I have the same problem for connecting an Exchange server behind a forefront server using certificates authentication...
Help us please
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Yes please help up. Lot of folks have this issue and wish a Samsung email.apk or HTC email.apk. Can someone please paste some links.
Hey guys
I have an old phone (LG Optimus 2X - p999) that I wanted to give away to a friend.
I had installed the Magicjack app when I was using the phone, and now my friend is having problems loging in.
When my friend attempts to login, he gets this error "Your device is not on this account."
The username and password are entered correctly and he's able to login when he's using his tablet.
I was wondering if anyone came across this issue before?
Info:
Phone: LG P999 with Android 2.3 Gingerbread
Magicjack account: free
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It looks like no one had this problem before, eh?
Am I the only one who had this problem?
Or maybe my post was not clear?
It is possible that the license for the MJ app on that phone has expired. You might try to remove and reinstall to update the license. Or you can go to your MJ account to see if you can reactivate that license. Just a thought.
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It is possible that the license for the MJ app on that phone has expired. You might try to remove and reinstall to update the license. Or you can go to your MJ account to see if you can reactivate that license. Just a thought.
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I don't have the account info and password to login to magickjack, and I don't use it anymore.
I've tried to remove the app and all it's data files and re-installed.
I've also tried flashing a different ROM to my old phone and still no go.
My friend wants to use it, but he's not able to login with his account when using my old phone.
Are there any alternatives to Magicjack on the Google play store that don't require you to buy credits?
Yeah, MJ has to be active for the app to work.
You might take a look at testPlus. I think you can subscribe for a year for $20 or watch some videos for credit.
Hope that helps.
Hey fellows,
I don't know whether I should be here or not?
I don't know whether I belong to this community or not?
I have come here as a last resort.
But I would be glad and grateful if you guys could help me with my problem.
My android device: Coolpad Dazen1
History of my Problem: I bought the device on Snapdeal. I already have one Samsung Galaxy S4. So I was quite acquainted with the Android OS. I started the device properly and registered a gmail account. Connected to the wifi. And could browse the internet.
However I could not sign-in to the Google playstore. It keeps saying
"Check your connection and try again. Retry" And if I press the Retry option it keeps on saying the same thing.
Other associated problems: Though I can browse the internet, I can't login to any email accounts. I can't use any Google services. However, I can logon to my gmail accounts & Google playstore on my laptop.
The remedial measures I took:
I cleared the Google playstore cache
I deleted the Host file
I reset the phone
Tried different email accounts new & old
I installed another browser, firefox, and tried to signin to the Google Playstore but with no use
I contacted the Google Services and discussed the problem with the technical expert. The person said, even after all these measures, if the problem persists, then it is not the problem with the Google Services. The problem is there in the device, so contact the device services.
When I contacted the Device services. The person said; since the device is connecting properly to the internet, the problem is not in the device or the OS. The problem is with the Google services.
I have come here with the hope that you knowledgeable persons could help me out of this situation.
I would appreciate and be grateful for any help extended.
Thank you
Anil
Anil Kagi said:
Hey fellows,
I don't know whether I should be here or not?
I don't know whether I belong to this community or not?
I have come here as a last resort.
But I would be glad and grateful if you guys could help me with my problem.
My android device: Coolpad Dazen1
History of my Problem: I bought the device on Snapdeal. I already have one Samsung Galaxy S4. So I was quite acquainted with the Android OS. I started the device properly and registered a gmail account. Connected to the wifi. And could browse the internet.
However I could not sign-in to the Google playstore. It keeps saying
"Check your connection and try again. Retry" And if I press the Retry option it keeps on saying the same thing.
Other associated problems: Though I can browse the internet, I can't login to any email accounts. I can't use any Google services. However, I can logon to my gmail accounts & Google playstore on my laptop.
The remedial measures I took:
I cleared the Google playstore cache
I deleted the Host file
I reset the phone
Tried different email accounts new & old
I installed another browser, firefox, and tried to signin to the Google Playstore but with no use
I contacted the Google Services and discussed the problem with the technical expert. The person said, even after all these measures, if the problem persists, then it is not the problem with the Google Services. The problem is there in the device, so contact the device services.
When I contacted the Device services. The person said; since the device is connecting properly to the internet, the problem is not in the device or the OS. The problem is with the Google services.
I have come here with the hope that you knowledgeable persons could help me out of this situation.
I would appreciate and be grateful for any help extended.
Thank you
Anil
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