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I believe we will be going with an Email app for this case. I completely understand about having Push on constantly draining the battery. I appreciate your feedback on this.
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I believe we will be going with an Email app for this case. I completely understand about having Push on constantly draining the battery. I appreciate your feedback on this.

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User has Android Samsung Galaxy S5 with Office 365 Exchange account and Push settings setup. <br />
Problem: User's phone often doesn't have network coverage (WIFI/LTE). Attempts to send mail=fail. Once Re-connected to a network, the email doesn't try to send again. <br />
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Am I missing something here, would the activesync not see that an email failed to send, and then try to send said email once it is connected to the network again?
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User has Android Samsung Galaxy S5 with Office 365 Exchange account and Push settings setup. 
Problem: User's phone often doesn't have network coverage (WIFI/LTE). Attempts to send mail=fail. Once Re-connected to a network, the email doesn't try to send again. 

Am I missing something here, would the activesync not see that an email failed to send, and then try to send said email once it is connected to the network again?

Android Activesync Push Settings Not Re-sending Failed Mail Send, Upon Network Reconnect.

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