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This is the last email client I can find on Android that won't actually operate properly and automatically sync all subfolders and then notify on new mail. All the rules to manage the hundreds of emails a day I get are totally useless and I'm back to being tied to my desk if anyone sends me an important email. And of course, Corporate IT is tied at the hip to O365 and all its peripheral trappings that no email client OTHER than Outlook is allowed.
This is so utterly unacceptable, and totally fixable. Outlook.com on an IMAP connection does this perfectly. It's not as though there aren't people inside MSFT that can figure this out. Five years this as been sitting here. 3 years the same thread has been getting posted to until MSFT finally locked it, I guess because they got tired of people complaining about the fact no one seems to care how useless their app is despite all of us being forced to use it. This is literally the kind of blind following by an IT org that will get me to leave a company for one that uses tools that allow me to get my job done effectively.
ARRGGHHHH!!!!