Email accounts
- Getting app password for AOL mail
- Getting app password for GMail/Gsuite
- Getting app password for Outlook and Hotmail
- Getting app password for Yahoo mail
- Enabling IMAP in AOL Mail
- Enabling IMAP in GMail/Gsuite
- Enabling IMAP in Yahoo Mail
- Enabling less-secure-apps setting in Gmail
- Adding another email address to Gmail
- How to access the Gmail archive
- How to forward Gmail emails to another Gmail
- How to recall an email in Gmail
- How to empty trash in Gmail
- Adding an email folder to Gmail
- Using email filters in Gmail
- Changing your Gmail background
- Marking emails as read in Gmail
- How to cc in Gmail emails
- How to add email to safe sender list Gmail
- 3 ways to attach an email in Gmail
- How to delete all unread emails in Gmail
- How to add an alias to Gmail
- How to add contacts to Gmail
- How to add a signature to Gmail
- How to change Gmail password
- How to blacklist Senders in Gmail
- How to change the name in Gmail
- How to change your Gmail address
- How to create a mailing list in Gmail
- How to delete a Gmail account
- How to encrypt an email in Gmail
- How to forward multiple emails in Gmail
- How to import contacts to Gmail
- Recovering deleted emails in Gmail
- How to select all emails in Gmail
- How to send a calendar invite in Gmail
- How to correctly sign out of Gmail
How to recover deleted emails from Gmail Trash folder
Once you delete the email, it's automatically transferred to the Recycle Bin. This recovery method is only suitable for emails that have been in your Trash bin for less than 30 days.
Once you delete the email, it's automatically transferred to the Recycle Bin. This recovery method is only suitable for emails that have been in your Trash bin for less than 30 days. After 30 days, emails are automatically deleted (these are Gmail settings and cannot be changed).
Here are a few simple steps to restore an email from the Trash:
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Click the
Morebutton on the left of the label list.
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Click the
Trashbutton in the list of labels.
- Find the deleted email and click on it.
- Press the
Move tobutton in the activity panel. -
Select
Inbox(or any other label in which you would like to see this email).
Alas, the letter was deleted, and further cleared from the Trash can not be recovered. Gmail does not store any copies of emails :(
The only option is to ask the person who sent this email before to forward it to you again. Whatever happens in the future, we strongly recommend you not to delete the mail, but to archive it (if there is even a slight chance that you might need it in the future). You can see how to use the Archive in our article Archived emails in Gmail.
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