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Manage users & email passwords
Update 04/14/2026
This guide presents the security model that allows you to assign users to an email address or to dedicate a password different for each device or software that needs to access it.
Preamble
- Forget the time when a single, fragile password protected your mailbox:
- Previously, changing your code was a headache: you had to update it on all your devices at the risk of blocking your accesses.
- Now, you can create multiple passwords for the same email address without interrupting existing connections.
- Each password can be revoked individually, without impacting other users or devices linked to this address.
- A password is never displayed again after its creation; modify it or create a new one if necessary.
- If you change your phone, you only modify the access of this mobile; your other installations remain connected without interruption.
- In case of loss of a device, you only revoke its specific password without affecting the others.
- You keep control over who accesses what, without having to reveal your main password.
Add a device
= Add a password to read the address on a device (iPhone, Outlook, etc.)
To set a new email password:
- When creating an email address, no password is defined (as using the address on Infomaniak Mail apps does not require a password other than the one that already allows you to access your Infomaniak account).
- From the Mail Service, you then simply create specific passwords for each device (Outlook, iPhone, CRM, etc.) according to your needs.
- You can also manage devices from the Web Mail app directly.
- When access is no longer necessary, revoke the concerned password: other accesses to the email address remain active.
Add a user
= Allow viewing the address on Infomaniak Mail interfaces
To authorize a user (including yourself) to view the email address on Infomaniak:
- From the Mail Service, you add the address to your Infomaniak Mail apps or decide which external user should access the email address.
- When access is no longer necessary, still from your Mail Service, remove the user's access: other accesses to the email address remain active.
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