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Everyday I clear my mailbox. Everyday when I open my mailbox I have many emails listed from the previous day and many emails from days back. I don't know why emails keep showing up if they were deleted and trash bin cleaned. Does anyone have a solution about this?
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.6
Are there other devices connecting to Mail?
Mail>Preferences>Accounts>Your Account>Mailbox Behaviors, what path is Trash Mailbox set to?
Are there other devices connecting to Mail?
Mail>Preferences>Accounts>Your Account>Mailbox Behaviors, what path is Trash Mailbox set to?
This is apparently an issue for quite some time.. it does this even on iPhones. In another question, I saw that gmail defaults to archiving trashed messages. I can’t fathom why a company would want to hold onto trillions of emails. Unless it’s for nefarious purposes.. good grief!
There are laws to consider...
Despite the best intentions, employees may inadvertently delete or fail to retain important email communications. This can be particularly problematic in industries that are highly regulated and subject to strict retention requirements. For this reason automated email journal archiving is required by most large organizations.
Still doesn’t explain how or why anyone would need to keep emails of private citizens, or are you saying they can’t separate the two? I’m actually old enough to remember this wonder from it’s infancy..
Email Trash
