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   What do I need BT email help with?

   • What do you need help with? Get BT email help to manage your BT email account, learn about security, setting up, logging in and how to reset a password.

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   Why can't I access my BT email?

   • There's currently an issue that's preventing customers logging onto MyBT and BT webmail. To access yours emails you can still do so by installing a email client such as Thunderbird , Outlook Mail, Apple Mail, Windows mail, ect... You can then use the following email server configurations to access and send emails using you BTMail account.

   Solved: Email ID and bt.com not secure - Page 9 - BT Community

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   Why am I getting a BT email error message?

   • If you use webmail or the BT Email app, you will get an error message telling you that we have prevented access to your account. If you use a mobile device or email application (such as Outlook), you’ll get repeated log in failures or password errors. Now that my account has been protected, how do I get back in?

   How can I tell if my email account is no longer secure? | BT Help

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   Is 'BT' a safe email address?

   • If emails from BT end up in your junk mail folder, you can add our email address to your safe sender list to ensure it doesn't happen again. This flags BT as a safe email address.

   How do I add BT to my email 'safe sender' list? - BT Business

   help.business.bt.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/47157/~/how-do-i-add-bt-to-my-email-‘safe-sender’-list?

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   How do I log into my BT?

   • Log into My BT as normal using your ID and password and follow the below steps. Please note that this cannot be done in the app. 1. On your homepage, click Your Details at the top of the page. 2. On your Profile page, select Set up two-step authentication 3. We’ll then ask whether you want your passcode sent to your email or mobile.

   What is two-step authentication? - BT

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   How do I Change my BT email password?

   • To change your password, you’ll then need to go to bt.com and log in to Email by selecting the email link as shown, far right, below. Once you've changed your password, it's important to follow the security advice offered. If you don't already have a BT ID, you'll be asked to create one and provide some additional security information.

   How can I tell if my email account is no longer secure? | BT Help

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   Two-step authentication (or 2SA) is a way of logging in where you confirm your identity in two ways. It will help to keep your account and identity more secure as it is safer than just using a password. We now offer two-step authentication on our website and the My BT app. It's optional.

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   Jul 20, 2022 · There's currently an issue that's preventing customers logging onto MyBT and BT webmail. To access yours emails you can still do so by installing a email client such as Thunderbird , Outlook Mail, Apple Mail, Windows mail, ect...