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No. LensMail is an independent Even Hub app with Outlook-familiar mailbox names, actions, and editing workflows, designed for glasses. It is not a Microsoft product or a replacement for every Outlook feature. Rich formatting, attachment editing, calendars, and tenant administration remain outside LensMail.

Mailboxes and personal folders; combined tabs and filters; direct message opening; flags, details, and conversations; resumable drafts; saved phrases; recipient suggestions; a reversible keyboard; and optional Review & Send. Speccy remains the friendly envelope assistant. See release notes.

3.0.0 is public. 3.0.1 adds My LensMail and the redesigned phone companion and is being prepared for submission. Check the Even Hub listing and About LensMail for the version you have installed.

Most users choose Connect M365 for Me and sign in with Microsoft. It uses LensMail's existing public application and does not require a client secret. Your organization may require administrator consent. An organization-owned app registration is an optional advanced path, not the default. Follow Setup.

No. Microsoft handles delegated consent under your organization's policies. An Enterprise Application/service principal may appear as part of that consent. LensMail does not gain application-wide mailbox access or unattended tenant administration.

No change is introduced by this update. Existing Client ID, tenant, callback, and sign-in settings remain. Delegated User.Read, Mail.ReadWrite, and Mail.Send are unchanged. If an organization-specific registration lacks a required permission, ask its administrator to review the setup.

Even Hub uses changing localhost ports, so Microsoft needs a stable HTTPS return point. The static callback handles the short-lived PKCE sign-in handoff in your browser; it is not a mailbox server. See the callback explanation and Privacy Policy.

Use Up. Down moves forward, Tap opens the selection, and Hold opens Back/Home and task shortcuts. In 3.0 this also applies to keys: Up/Down choose; Tap types. Overview Tap now opens full reading directly; Hold keeps Preview available.

Open Inbox, choose All, clear the message filter to All Messages, and refresh. Focused/Other comes from Microsoft; Unread, Flagged, and With Attachments narrow the view further. Unread counts cover the whole folder, while message positions describe the selected view.

No. Down stops at End of Email. Tap is a separate choice to open actions; Up returns to the final content page.

Message Details shows attachment names and sizes only. LensMail does not download, open, add, or edit attachment content. Use Outlook for those tasks.

That is the intended ring-first workflow. The phone still needs internet and a Bluetooth connection to the glasses, and Even/phone background restrictions still apply. If input stalls after sleep, try one new gesture, then reopen the companion if needed. Report persistent issues with version and device details.

In 3.0, optional Review & Send saves and rereads the actual draft, shows recipients including existing Bcc and the message, then asks separately. No - Keep Editing is the default. Only Yes - Send Email requests sending. Save to Outlook Drafts never sends.

Do not repeatedly press Send or create another copy. Microsoft may have accepted the first request. Check Sent Items and Drafts first. LensMail does not automatically retry an uncertain send, and acceptance by Microsoft does not guarantee external delivery.

Keyboard Done keeps field edits. Keyboard Cancel discards only the active keyboard session. Cancel Draft leaves the editor, but does not delete an Outlook draft already saved. Use Outlook Drafts or LensMail Drafts to reopen it.

Suggested replies use local rules based on the current subject/body, not a paid AI service. In 3.0.0, recipient matches come from loaded senders. 3.0.1 also adds your local contacts and Outlook contacts you choose to load. This is not a company-wide directory search. You can always enter an address manually.

In 3.0.1, Saved replies is your reusable library of named messages. Insert text puts wording into the draft you are editing. Suggested replies are separate local suggestions based on that email. Inserting or saving wording never sends it. See My LensMail.

3.0.1 supports 100 saved replies of up to 1,000 Unicode characters each, 250 local contacts, and an optional 500-character signature per account and connection. They stay on this device and are not cloud-backed up.

No. Email and local contacts work without it. Read-only access requests Contacts.Read; optional editing requests Contacts.ReadWrite, a permission that also allows deletion even though LensMail does not offer that action. Nothing is uploaded automatically. LensMail does not request phone contacts or the company directory. Your organization may require additional consent. See contact setup.

No. It removes LensMail's optional contact connection on the device and leaves email connected. Revoke the Microsoft permission separately in your account's app permissions or through your administrator. Local copies stay until you remove them.

Reopened and already-created drafts update the same Microsoft draft. If creation cannot be confirmed, LensMail asks you to check Outlook Drafts before trying to create another copy.

There is no developer-operated mailbox backend. The installed app calls Microsoft Graph directly. Account configuration/tokens, user-saved phrases, and send-safety records use local app storage. See Privacy for the full data flow.

Email support@lensmail.net with LensMail version, phone platform, Even app version, firmware, exact screen text, and the last successful step. Never send passwords, secrets, tokens, authorization codes, or confidential mail. See Support.