Written by:
Leo Hoogma
Google (Gmail) will soon stop automatically fetching business email addresses, such as info@ addresses. Many of our customers currently use this feature. If no changes are made, emails may no longer arrive in Gmail. The emails themselves are not lost. To continue receiving emails, it is necessary to log in to your mailbox in another way.
The most stable and future-proof solution is to set up your email address in an email client on your computer, tablet, or phone. For example, you can use Mozilla Thunderbird (download link), a good alternative to Gmail, Apple Mail, or Outlook. It works on Windows, Mac, and Linux and is considered secure and user-friendly.
This method uses IMAP, which means it synchronizes with your mailbox on the server. This is supported by all major email providers.
If you prefer not to install an email client, you can always access your email via our webmail interface at www.hwmail.nl.
In both cases, you will need your login details as we have shared with you by email:
You can set up your email yourself using the following steps. Follow them one by one; with the screenshots, this usually works without assistance.
To prevent your mailbox from overflowing on the server (since everything is synchronized 1-to-1), it is advisable to maintain your mailbox and clean it up regularly. For example, you can choose to save all emails locally and delete them from the server every six months or once a year, depending on how much business email you receive. This keeps your mailbox organized and avoids warnings about a full mailbox.
In addition to using an email client, you can always access your email via www.hwmail.nl. Log in with your email address and password. This is useful if you want to quickly check your mail or do not want to set up an email client.
If you run into problems or have questions about this change, please contact us. We are happy to assist you.
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