How to fix Yahoo! Mail authorization errors

In some cases, Yahoo! Mail authorization might fail. The reason might be because you do not have two-factor authentication enabled. You have two options: If you do not have two-factor authentication enabled then you need to enable 3rd-party access – by selecting “allow apps that use less security sign in” If you have two-factor authentication […]

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File size upload limits

There are always file size upload limits for different cloud services. These limits vary according to account types called “soft” limits, depending on a users’ storage plan. Some limits are hard-coded or built into the cloud app. NOTE: For cloudHQ free plans, the upload limit is 150MB. Here is a summary of the upload limits […]

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Email Tracking Blocker: Troubleshooting

Here are a few troubleshooting steps if you do not see the cloudHQ chrome extension in your Gmail, or if you see it but the function is not working: Verify that the Chrome extension is installed and enabled. Please see How to verify that cloudHQ Chrome Extension is installed and enabled for assistance. If the extension is […]

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How to enable 3rd-party cookies in Google Chrome browser

NOTE: If you are using AdBlocker, Ghostery, or similar blocking extension installed, then you will also need to whitelist both cloudhq.net and mail.google.com. The instructions how to fix this problem are here. cloudHQ chrome extensions require that 3rd-party cookies in Google Chrome browser are enabled. By allowing cloudHQ access to your cookies, you are granting […]

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IT Admin: How to troubleshoot errors when authorizing Office 365 domain

During the process of Authorizing Office 365 admin or using the Office 365 sync wizard, an error message may appear indicating that some Office 365 accounts are invisible. This problem can be addressed by verifying if the Office 365 admin possesses a valid OneDrive and Outlook account, disabling the two-factor authentication temporarily, de-installing and reinstalling cloudHQ, and ensuring that cloudHQ and 3rd-party applications are enabled and have the requisite permissions.

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