I am. I was aggravated about this issue with this Exchange account. And I felt betrayed by your reply is all. Apologies. I don't know about servers. I do know that I was extremely turned off by the direction that Apple has taken in soldering memory and various components to the boards. My interest in PC began after the latest MacBook Pro was showing specs that were about the same as a 2011 MacBook Air. I found myself falling into the trap of trying to get an older model MacPro tower. Then I discovered the Ryzen chip and went with a PC build. I bought an Nvidia Dev kit that requires having Ubuntu installed. Since having used Linux... I can say that open source has its weak points. I don't like the fact that we are stuck in this Kernel paradigm. I believe that total integration is the only thing that can stop the billionaire OS tycoon who has every users information on a corporate level. The emergence of Crytocurrency is driving technology into the GPU/APU/CPU sandbox direction. I think that, ultimately companies like Nvidia, AMD, and the like, will emerge with their own thing that isn't realiant upon a proprietary OS Kernel that was developed using open source tech. If the Fed leverages certain cryptocurrency models... a huge push toward Internet Privacy will be propagandized pretty heavily to essentially separate the mass cloud from the Fed cloud. Ultimately, the future of using Interweb, at the public sector, will being at a black screen with a blinking line. I don't believe the Fed will remain connected on ANY level to any public cloud. So, the Eye of Sauron won't be able to monitor the ultimate growth of personal financial models that WILL develop out of a combination of people's ingenuity, accessibility of Nueral chips to the consumer market, 4th Amendment ratifications, and... the IoT. Unless Apple want to get serious about ingenuity, and find that spark... they'll have iTunes. Fanboys are falling to the wayside as Apple focuses their development efforts in appeasing the Cincinnati housewives by making sure to add an emoji bar on their Pro level line of computers. Computers that were once praised for being powerhouses for productivity... that are significantly stripped down versions of products that were better in 2010 that they are now. The biggest threat to their future is in the past... NYE 1969.
I digress. The problem is that iPhone asks for the Exchange account password. It is misleading. Go to.. Settings-Mail- and their you will see which email is associated with your Exchange account. Mine was a Gmail account. Not sure why.
I'm not a troll. I still maintain that your comment was pointless... and I yield to you sir that mine was the same. Apologies. Not everyone in the world is jaded. I respect your ability to have discourse without resorting to using invective. It is rare to see. I'd love to continue this discussion though. People need to communicate more, and get offended less. Maybe we can make something happen!
