Practical migration guides, troubleshooting advice, and product updates from the PopRelay team.
Gmail has stopped collecting your att.net or sbcglobal.net mail, or rejects your password when you add the account? AT&T only lets mail apps in with a secure mail key, and Google is removing the Gmail feature that did the fetching. The POP settings, how to make a key, and the ways to keep AT&T mail in Gmail.
Gmail has stopped fetching your IONOS mail, and IONOS's own guide for setting it up now returns a 404? Both have the same cause: Google is removing "Check mail from other accounts", the Gmail feature that guide was built on. What changed, the IONOS POP3 settings (pop.ionos.com, port 995, and the app-password catch), and the ways to keep IONOS mail in Gmail.
If Gmail has stopped collecting your AOL mail, or rejects your password when you add the account, two separate changes are involved: AOL only lets outside apps in with an app password, and Google is removing Gmail's mail fetcher. The settings, the app-password walkthrough, the same fix for verizon.net addresses, and why AOL is the one provider where forwarding isn't a fallback.
Gmail has stopped fetching your Bluehost mail, or refuses the account when you follow Bluehost's setup guide? The guide still teaches "Check mail from other accounts", the exact Gmail feature Google is removing, with no warning. What actually changed, the POP3 settings that still matter, and the ways to keep Bluehost mail in Gmail.
If Gmail has stopped collecting your Yahoo mail, or rejects your password when you try to add the account, two separate changes are involved: Yahoo requires an app password for outside apps, and Google is removing Gmail's mail fetcher. The settings, the app-password walkthrough, and what this means for Frontier, Cox, and Comcast addresses too.
Gmail stopped fetching your GoDaddy mail, or won't add the account? Google is removing the "Check mail from other accounts" feature that made it work, and GoDaddy's own help pages now carry the January 2027 warning. Which GoDaddy email product you're on, the POP3 settings, and how to keep the mail in Gmail.
If your comcast.net mail has stopped arriving in Gmail, you may have been hit by Comcast's migration to Yahoo, by Google removing Gmail's mail fetcher, or both at once. How to tell which, the POP3 settings for each side of the migration, and how to keep the mail flowing.
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