Hello,
I just started using Aquamail 2 days ago and since then I've gotten "suspicious" sign on warnings from Google. Now, I've gotten these before (for explainable activity), but what really bothers me is the location of the sign on attempts - I live in New York City:
For email 1:
Saturday, June 1, 2013 7:30:15 PM UTC
IP Address: 174.141.213.22
Location: Dallas, TX, USA
For email 2:
Saturday, June 1, 2013 7:30:06 PM UTC
IP Address: 174.141.213.17
Location: Los Angeles, CA, USA
A few questions:
Why is my email being accessed from those locations? Why is that necessary? I've never gotten warnings from the iPhone email app, or other email apps.
What sort of security does Aquamail have to protect my passwords? Is personal information ever sent to Aquamail servers?
UPDATE: I just checked my logs in Gmail and found a bunch of entries for Aquamail where Aquamail accesses IMAP servers in several different states. Why was Google thinking this was a suspicious sign on and not all of the other times?
Thank you,
Garrett