[SOLVED] - AOL Mail Refusing Access - Dec 2019
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Peter Creasey
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Re: [SOLVED] - AOL Mail Refusing Access - Dec 2019
Once the new password is activated for the 3rd party app e.g. SeaMonkey, will the old password still be viable for direct web access (without the app)?
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epp
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Re: [SOLVED] - AOL Mail Refusing Access - Dec 2019
Yes.Peter Creasey wrote:Once the new password is activated for the 3rd party app e.g. SeaMonkey, will the old password still be viable for direct web access (without the app)?
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Anonymosity
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Re: [SOLVED] - AOL Mail Refusing Access - Dec 2019
What did AOL mean by "less secure apps"? SeaMonkey supports TLS 1.3, which is the most secure algorithm for encryption.
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WaltS48
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Re: [SOLVED] - AOL Mail Refusing Access - Dec 2019
Apps that don't support 2FA aka Two-factor authorization.Anonymosity wrote:What did AOL mean by "less secure apps"? SeaMonkey supports TLS 1.3, which is the most secure algorithm for encryption.
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