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Post Office Protocol for email servers. The other dominant email server protocol is called IMAP.
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One email address has two Internet Accounts
In Mail>Preferences>Accounts they both appear, one with a grey IMAP beneath it and one with a grey POP. … Is there any reason why I should want this setup, and what is the best way to rationalise it (which I would like to do by removing the POP, but without losing emails)? …
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