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and you still lost all of old email if you switch to another mail service right?
by isnhp 4y ago
and you still lost all of old email if you switch to another mail service right?
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- Archelaos 4y agoUse a provider that offers POP3 and download everything. This is what I do. My archive goes back to the last millennium.
- 28304283409234 4y agoHow on earth does this get a downvote? Valid advice and on topic.
- grishka 4y agoNot if you use a real email client
- schroeding 4y agoIt should be possible to download all mails via IMAP and upload them again (also via IMAP) to the new mail service server. Then you can even continue to use the new mail providers webmail, you only need to use an IMAP client once! :)
- eliaspro 4y agoThat's, what imapsync is for: https://imapsync.lamiral.info/ https://imapsync.lamiral.info/
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- javajosh 4y agoEmail was designed for people to store their own email on their own device. Webmail changed habits and perception, but it's still possible to store email on your device(s) via IMAP etc. If you use a traditional fat client, you won't "lose" anything switching providers. However, responsibility for backups and disaster recovery falls (back) on your shoulders. This is the trade-off that keeps people on webmail, IMHO, even more than having to deal with blacklists, etc.
- johnklos 4y agoNo.