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Two factor authentication and Android mail client
Good evening all. We are having a weird issue where, when we turn on two factor authentication from our Office365 tenant, via the azure AD portal, the base android email application will no lon...
As a follow up, we ended up just recommending that people download and use the Outlook client application. The app password idea mystified users in our organization and was really hard for them to use. We pitched the idea as creating a seperate mail app segregating your work life (Outlook app) and your home life (Default mail app). We've had many people within the org thank us for this concept.
I prefer to have all my calendars in one place, and I prefer the folder (sub folders) handling in the native Android mail client.
If I disable MFA and go back to the point we had no issues, what am I risking?
If I disable MFA and go back to the point we had no issues, what am I risking?