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The content matching is a little fuzzy, IIRC. I've searched for an exact string, which matched nothing, but google returned a list of partial matches. I didn'
by acranox 6y ago
The content matching is a little fuzzy, IIRC. I've searched for an exact string, which matched nothing, but google returned a list of partial matches. I didn't realize they were partial matches, and wasted a few minutes trying to find what I was looking for in those messages, only to realize, it wasn't there. And I couldn't find a way to get gmail to just show that nothing matched what I was looking for.
- bobbob1921 6y agoI’ve come across this many times- mainly during ediscovery exports for IT clients. Best info I could find is that gmail does NOT support exact phrase matching , at all. (ie in the search “cat dog” , the quotes are ignored , so “my cat my dog is green” is returned as a match , unfortunately) This very much limits ediscovery flexibility and is unbelievable for a company that specializes in search