Sometimes it might appear that Gmail has automatically deleted some of your messages. However, Google staff say that any messages that have gone missing are typically caused by a complication from any IMAP or POP access you've permitted to your Gmail account, an incoming mail filter that has concealed the message, or a possible hacking of your account that enabled someone else to delete your messages.
In any case, Google encourages you to check all your folders, filters and your account settings to seek the lost message, as well as to change your password. Note, though, that even after an email is deleted "forever," either by you or automatically by Gmail from your spam or trash folders, the messages could remain on Google's servers for up to 60 days. Furthermore, since Gmail backs up its email systems in offline storage, your messages could remain in such storage for an indefinite period of time.
So with that in mind, while it's clear for how long your messages remain in your Gmail account before being deleted, it can't be specified how long your messages remain in existence. Aaron Charles began writing about "pragmatic art" in for an online arts journal based in Minneapolis, Minn. After working for telecom giant Comcast and traveling to Oregon, he's written business and technology articles for both online and print publications, including Salon. To learn about developing with Google Workspace APIs, including handling authentication and authorization, refer to Get started as a Workspace developer.
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Keep in mind any text or images you've put into the message count toward this limit too, meaning that attaching a file that's 25MB exactly will give you an error. If you try to attach files larger than 25MB, Google will automatically start uploading the files to your Google Drive account. Once uploaded, it'll place a link to those files in the email. This lets your email's recipient access the files easily. Click the Insert files using Drive icon at the bottom toolbar of your Gmail message.
Under the Upload tab, drag-and-drop files into the window or click Select files from your device to browse through your computer. If it's not selected already, click Drive link at the bottom of the window. This will convert the attachment into a Google Drive link to embed in your email.
Click Upload to finish attaching the file, then compose your message and click Send. You'll have to grant access to the file link, then click Send again. For you. World globe An icon of the world globe, indicating different international options. Get the Insider App.
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