Actually, the native Mail app on Android can vary by device (Samsung, Pixel, etc.), but most Android users use the Gmail app for email. However, if you want to add your Gmail account to a different native email app (like Samsung Email or a third-party app), here’s a general guide:
Open the Email App
Launch the default Email app on your Android device.
Access Account Settings
Tap the Menu icon (three horizontal lines or dots) to open the side menu.
Select Settings or Accounts
Select the Zimbra Account
From the list of accounts, tap on the Zimbra account you wish to remove.
Remove the Account
Scroll down and tap on Remove Account.
Confirm the removal when prompted.
This process will delete the Zimbra account from your device, including associated emails, contacts, and calendar events. If you encounter issues during this process, ensure that your device's software is up to date and that you have the necessary permissions to modify account settings.
If your Zimbra account was configured using Exchange ActiveSync (common in corporate environments), and you're unable to remove it using the above steps, you may need to:
Use Device Settings: Go to Settings > Accounts > Exchange (or similar), select the Zimbra account, and choose Remove Account.
Contact your IT Administrator: They can assist in removing the account, especially if device management policies are in place.
Open the Mail app you want to use (e.g., Samsung Email).
Tap Add Account or go to Settings > Accounts > Add Account.
Select Google if it's listed.
If it's not, choose Email.
Enter your 4J email address and tap Next.
Enter your password and complete 2-Step Verification if prompted.
Grant the necessary permissions.
Adjust sync settings and tap Done.