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Not that I think this would truly help (they probably replicate all inbound/outbound mail to some vast pool for statistical analysis), but is there an automated
by SageRaven 15y ago
Not that I think this would truly help (they probably replicate all inbound/outbound mail to some vast pool for statistical analysis), but is there an automated way to delete all mail from one's Gmail account? I use fetchmail to remove mail from my inbox and manage it on my workstation, but must periodically log on via the web interface and go to my "All Mail" folder and do a manual select and delete.
- pudquick 15y agoWell, if you use POP3 - it can definitely be automatic. Client-side configuration on how long to retain messages seen on the server.
- SageRaven 15y agoMail removed from the inbox (or most other "folders" on gmail) works as expected. However, they still remain in the "All Mail" folder, which doesn't appear to be accessible to POP/IMAP clients.
- LordLandon 15y agohttps://mail.google.com/mail/?shva=1#settings/fwdandpop https://mail.google.com/mail/?shva=1#settings/fwdandpop When a message is marked as deleted and expunged from the last visible IMAP folder:
- pyre 15y ago"All Mail" is accessible over IMAP, but not POP. POP doesn't have a concept of 'folder.'
- iuguy 15y agoThere may be a difference between you deleting an email from your inbox and google deleting the actual message.