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> You can fix it by redownloading the message from the server But OP said it also deletes the message in the server, so it may be a different bug, right?

• Aachen 1y ago
  Note that this is why you use copy, check, then delete, instead of just "move" data, whenever it's important that the process works correctly Even if the software doesn't have known bugs, I do it if the data is important enough and especially if I were to not have a backup (for example, because the storage provider takes care of backups and redundancy. I personally like to have another copy that I manage myself, but how many people have their IMAP emails or Spotify playlist data backed up for example? I do, but not many people I think)
  • Xss3 1y ago
    No. The bug happens with copying.
    • account42 1y ago
      The bug may happen there but the data loss happens when deleting the original without verifying the copy.