Secure EAS

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Solved push mail certificte issue, 5 star

Had to setup account from scratch after upgrading, wow. Does only allow for pin/passphrase security.

Quick and easy setup. Works great with my corporate email. Even sideloaded it on my Kindle Fire.

I uninstalled the stock CM7 to replace it with K-9 and then I realised that I no longer have EAS (Corporate). This app solved the problem.

Losing settings :(

This phone doesn't support required features - still. Cert is on root of SD and it gets read p12. Running cyanogenmod from 3 nights ago.

This app is great, I can't believe it's free. The only feature I miss is searching in the global address list.

Same comment as below on android 2.3.3 I loose certificate, all mail, contact and calendar items when restarting the samsung galaxy s1. Help?

When it works, it works well. But sometimes it freezes and either it starts up OK again, or just looses everything includin certificate, and account info. Always pay attention to have data synch on by default, it doesn't like it off. Same for connectivity. It doesn't tell you you forgot to turn both on. Sometimes it just starts and does nothing as a result. Which is normal just you don't know why i doesn't do it. Sometimes it results in crashing the app. And it uses up a lot of battery as a result.

Finally an email app that ActiveSync's properly with hotmail. Wish it would display html emails. Desire

I need to add accounts each time i restart my phone, or after removing the sim. Please remove this bug, after which it is great. Its on samsung galaxy

The lack of client cert support in Android is a stunning mistake by Google, I'm so pleased to see someone has worked around it! We've had client-cert protected ActiveSync for ~10 years: first used (poorly) by Windows Mobile, then (spectacularly) by iPhone and at last available on Android :-) Any idea when a 7.XX release is due? The HTML mail is really required these days. Thanks again - you rock!

It connects fine initially. It conforms to security policies, but it stops working after a few hours. Have been unable to resolve this issue.

the best app for Exchange, Hotmail and Yahoo mail, believe me I have to test all the free and those that cost (30-day free) in order to have all my mail in a one program but none worked as Secure EAS same programs downloaded just a month back and the same for calendar. Keep up the good work

If you need to use a client certificate with Exchange, this is the best way to do it. All of the other apps that support this feature have horrendous interfaces and don't integrate with the rest of the phone.

Touchdown has more features but if you want a free exchange activesync app that has the basics and is FREE this is it!

Nothing shows up when I try to select a client certificate. How do I select the file?

Works on 4.2 nexus only email though no calendar

I hv downloaded just now n it solves my email problems for android 2.3 I just want to knw is dey hv ny othr themes or widget for my xperia...quick reply will be appreciated.

Setting the certificate didn't work at first, but did once I copied the cert.p12 into the root directory of the sdcard (just as it appears in the screenshot). Now it's all great! :-) Update: Doesn't work under Android 4 (ice cream sandwich), but there it also isn't needed anymore: just use the built in email client (which now supports client certificates). Same drill: put the .p12 file into your sdcard root folder (/sdcard).

Works perfectly. For those that are stuck without it finding the certificate, make sure your file has a p12 file extension and in in root of the card.

Needed to use this as my work e-mail uses certificates. The problem is that it keeps losing its configuration, make the application next to useless. Would give it 0 stars if I could. Running rooted (re-badged) ZTE Racer running Android 2.3.7, also had problem on 2.3.4

Works good except when u delete messages u get alerted to new messages in the trash, and each message deleted shows up twice in trash.

installed, configured, and got a blank black screen, no email, nothing. BE ADVISED: I could only remove the app by first removing the associated email account. Once I did that, I could uninstall. If you try to just uninstall, the app will not do anything...

Has no viable competition... Which is unfortunate because it has the fatal flaw that the settings/accounts mysteriously disappear from time to time. All else is fine. After 4th time settings were deleted, i gave up.

Works on Samsung GII Sprint to set up EAS. It not only pushes mail and contacts but also adds calendar events to the phone's calendar. Also free.

The best app on my LG P990... It does all things that my stock app is not able to do... Sync calendar, Push mail..

If EAS didn't lose sync about 10 times per day it would BE a 10. YOU have evidently updated something recently to cause this. Loved the app before now hate it.

Didn't realize incompatibility, until I came to this page. I loved it so far on Android 2.x. Uninstall button is disabled. I was able to uninstall SecureEAS via "easy uninstaller". First attempt, it allows you to unset device administrator privileges. It uninstalls on second attempt. Default Email app works now.

Anytime you interrupt this app (force closing it when it starts eating battery, usually), it loses your settings and the process to re-enter them is painful. I give up. I'll just wait for an ICS update.

For those that require client certs this app may do the trick, but it has crashed three times on SGSII and I lose my settings and email. Wait for ICS.

we require certs on the handhelds and this app is a life saver. Thanks!

To many crashes on my Droid X. Twice it lost all settings and I had to repeat the setup. Now It happened again and I give up. uninstalling.

Missing: Limit the size of emails being retrived. Synch tasks

I tried this before I found that the email client in ICS has this functionality build-in. SecureEAS crashed (ICS running on Galaxy Nexus) and I couldn't get it to work. Then went to the same process in the standard mail program and all worked fine. Gave it 3 stars as it might work fine on previous versions of the OS. For those it probably is a helpful tool.

The previous update actually worked on my thunderbolt with Exchange 2010. This latest update has reverted it back to no longer working.

App does what advertised but also prevents phone from sleeping. Drains battery. 5 stars if power economy is good

Had to get rid of it, though, since it trends to lock up my phone while fetching mail. Have to pull the battery when it happens.

Great app. Allows secure connection to Exchange Server with personal certificate.