G Mail. Deleted G Mails Do Not Go Into The Bin. Why?

binao

I have 2 Android tablets and  on 1 of  them deleted Gmail's bypass the bin.

I have tried changing various settings but deleted mail just disappears never to be seen again.

debitcardmayhem

no help unless you tell us more, what tablets, and does it go to the bin on the other, do they appear in archived?

It's like asking us is it going to rain tomorrow, probably somewhere

binao

debitcardmayhem said:

no help unless you tell us more, what tablets, and does it go to the bin on the other, do they appear in archived?

It's like asking us is it going to rain tomorrow, probably somewhere

Android tablets

debitcardmayhem

binao said:

debitcardmayhem said:

no help unless you tell us more, what tablets, and does it go to the bin on the other, do they appear in archived?

It's like asking us is it going to rain tomorrow, probably somewhere

Android tablets

what dose ? come on help us, tablets and android tell us nothing. When I was admitted to the hospital they asked are you on medication I didn't say 5 android tablets I said 3 round  ones and 2 tube shaped ones I said what they were. You are not trying to get help are you, you didn't answer  the 2nd question either

does it go to the bin on the other, do they appear in archived?

bengalknights

Are you actually deleting or archiving?

edwel1793

bengalknights said:

Are you actually deleting or archiving?

this. if you simply swipe away the email to the left/right, it actually only archives them. 

binao

I have, confirm before deleting, archiving and sending.

Delete and archive swiping   are deactivated.

Should  "all inboxes" ,  "inbox"  and   "bin"  be picture images on all devices.

MattMattMattUK

binao said:

I have, confirm before deleting, archiving and sending.

Delete and archive swiping   are deactivated.

Should  "all inboxes" ,  "inbox"  and   "bin"  be picture images on all devices.

What do you mean by "picture images"?

So what tablets are they for starters, saying "Android tablets" is the same as when someone asks you what model of car you drive saying "petrol car". What version of Android are you running? When you "delete" the emails what action does Gmail say has been completed (eg. moved to bin) and does the undo option pop up on the bottom of the screen?

Jenni_D

Gmail emails should be kept on Google's servers (even if you use a PC and an email program like Outlook which downloads them to a local file). Therefore if you look at Gmail on any Android device all the emails should be there. If you download to a PC or otherwise archive emails using the Android app (e.g. by reading them) then they move to the All Mail folder - so they're still on the server but now in a different folder. If you delete an email (via the Android app) then it should move it to the Bin rather than deleting immediately - the Bin gets emptied of any item older than 30 days on a rolling daily basis.

The above is what should happen, and whichever tablet you view Gmail on should present the same results - i.e. they should be synchronised (picture images) because they're both looking at the same Google server.

binao

Jenni_D said:

Gmail emails should be kept on Google's servers (even if you use a PC and an email program like Outlook which downloads them to a local file). Therefore if you look at Gmail on any Android device all the emails should be there. If you download to a PC or otherwise archive emails using the Android app (e.g. by reading them) then they move to the All Mail folder - so they're still on the server but now in a different folder. If you delete an email (via the Android app) then it should move it to the Bin rather than deleting immediately - the Bin gets emptied of any item older than 30 days on a rolling daily basis.

The above is what should happen, and whichever tablet you view Gmail on should present the same results - i.e. they should be synchronised (picture images) because they're both looking at the same Google server.

Thank you @Jenni_D  for the most helpful post that confirms many Gmail features.

My newest, Samsung tablet's Bin contains a total of only 2 emails, neither are in the older device's Bin. 

The older., also a Samsung, tablet's Bin contains 6 emails 

I still have to check out the big gamer W10 rig.

Synchronisation, (picture / mirror  image) appears to be failing.


How do I check or adjust the Synchronisation?

binao

MattMattMattUK said:   
what model of car you drive saying "petrol car". What version of Android are you running? 

A Mercedes-Benz, "my Merc."

Thank you for your post.

Please see previous posts for more info.