Default mail app meaning
The default mail app refers to the email client that is set as the default application for handling email-related tasks on a device or operating system. This means that when a user wants to send or receive an email, the default mail app is automatically launched to perform the task.
In other words, the default mail app is the primary email client that is associated with the device or operating system, and it is used by default for all email-related activities. This can include tasks such as:
- Composing and sending new emails
- Reading and responding to incoming emails
- Managing email accounts and settings
- Integrating with other apps and services
Examples of default mail apps include:
- Gmail (on Android devices)
- Mail (on iOS devices)
- Outlook (on Windows devices)
- Yahoo Mail (on various devices)
The default mail app is usually set by the device manufacturer or operating system, but users can often change the default app to a different email client if they prefer.