Have noticed when Wi-Fi is switched OFF in Settings, that I can no longer send emails from the Mail app over the mobile internet. I have an iphone 13 and ios is at 18.7.1. Have naturally switched the phone off then on. Problem remains.
Emails however working fine from my Outlook App and my Gmail App.
iPhone 13
Go to Settings>Apps>Mail and make sure that Cellular Data is enabled.
Go to Settings>Apps>Mail and make sure that Cellular Data is enabled.
Switch on your Cellular option on the iPhone.
AlWeir wrote:
Switch on your Cellular option on the iPhone.
If the cellular data was completely off, they wouldn't be able to send mail without WiFi using Outlook or Gmail.
ertriad wrote:
Moderator - please delete this report. Problem was resolved same day it was raised, but I cannot see a way of deleting the threads (problem resolved as User Error)
You can't delete posts. And the Hosts only delete them if they violate the terms of use. It's possible that your question could be helpful to someone else.
Glad you got it figured out.
You definitely need to have your WiFi enabled to send a email. How else are you going to send it if you are not connected to the "net"?
..via Mobile Internet aka Mobile Broadband !
Moderator - please delete this report. Problem was resolved same day it was raised, but I cannot see a way of deleting the threads (problem resolved as User Error)
Unable to send emails via Mail app
