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Do they have to be in the headers? If they're in the headers normally, do they have to be saved by the email provider? Additionally, it seems that many of thes
by jessaustin 6y ago
Do they have to be in the headers? If they're in the headers normally, do they have to be saved by the email provider?
Additionally, it seems that many of these providers will delete messages entirely when downloaded through IMAP and SMTP.
- andreareina 6y agoThe provider has to save the headers to forward them to you; if it doesn't then it's altering your emails. I've never heard of providers deleting messages upon being accessed through IMAP. Are you thinking of POP3?