Is there a way to bypass gmail’s trash when you delete mail?
September 20th, 2009 | by gmail |
forever WASD asked:
I have an email client that downloads my gmail messages via POP3, and I have gmail’s settings as “delete gmail’s copy” when messages are accessed with POP.
I have an email client that downloads my gmail messages via POP3, and I have gmail’s settings as “delete gmail’s copy” when messages are accessed with POP.
The problem is, they aren’t really deleted - they just go straight into the trash folder. Is there a way to disable this folder or else set up a filter to bypass the trash folder?
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One Response to “Is there a way to bypass gmail’s trash when you delete mail?”
By Peter R on Sep 22, 2009 | Reply
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Unfortunately, there isn’t a way to bypass the Trash. However, emails in the trash will automatically disappear after 30 days.