CAN I MAKE A EMAIL SERVICE WITH AN APP BUILDER?.

[blackstarwars69]

Thanks

 

[svim]

Setting up your own email server is not going to be a trivial project. Here's an example of quick primer to get more familiar with the topic:
https://arstechnica.com/information...wn-e-mail-server-with-your-own-domain-part-1/
It requires a lot of basic knowledge to set one up on an actual server PC, doing the same on a smartphone isn't likely. Basically, a smartphone might be OK to use as an email client but not as an email server.

 

[blackstarwars69]

Setting up your own email server is not going to be a trivial project. Here's an example of quick primer to get more familiar with the topic:
https://arstechnica.com/information...wn-e-mail-server-with-your-own-domain-part-1/
It requires a lot of basic knowledge to set one up on an actual server PC, doing the same on a smartphone isn't likely. Basically, a smartphone might be OK to use as an email client but not as an email server.

Is that a No?
I meant like what Microsoft has and Google
Hotmail and gmail

 

[Hadron]

There's a big difference between an email client (app running on the smartphone) and an email service. An app that pulled mail from someone else's service you might be able to write that way - I've not really looked into the app builder's limitations. An actual email service requires infrastructure (servers), sufficient network bandwidth, and people to run it - and a way of paying for all of this.

Servers don't run android, so the app builder is irrelevant to building an actual email service.

 

[blackstarwars69]

There's a big difference between an email client (app running on the smartphone) and an email service. An app that pulled mail from someone else's service you might be able to write that way - I've not really looked into the app builder's limitations. An actual email service requires infrastructure (servers), sufficient network bandwidth, and people to run it - and a way of paying for all of this.

Servers don't run android, so the app builder is irrelevant to building an actual email service.

Thanks for the info.