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This is done by your email client, not the sender. Here are Gmail's rules. Emails are grouped if each message meets the following: - The same recipients, send
by ed 2y ago
This is done by your email client, not the sender. Here are Gmail's rules.
Emails are grouped if each message meets the following:
- The same recipients, senders, or subject as a previous message
- A reference header with the same IDs as a previous message
- Sent within one week of a previous message
https://support.google.com/mail/answer/5900?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop#zippy=%2Chow-gmail-groups-automated-emails https://support.google.com/mail/answer/5900?hl=en&co=GENIE.P...
- xyst 2y ago> The same recipients, senders, or subject as a previous message The recipient is the same (me@domain.com) The sender is the same (messenger@messaging.squareup.com) But subject differs depending on vendor. I could get emails from square with these subject lines: - “Receipt from {vendor1}” - “Receipt from {vendor2}” - “Receipt from {vendor3}” Which does lead me to suspect it’s a header as the Google docs indicate. But the headers in each message are different. I compared the messages to a group email convo I created between ‘me@domain.com’ and ‘me@gmail.com’ to compare and couldn’t find any similar header. There was a “in reply to” header but that same header was not found in square emails > Sent within one week of a previous message I have gone 1-2 weeks without interacting with a square enabled vendor in the past, so I don’t think this it.