Just browsing my gmail messages using the pre-installed "Mail" app and touched one of the icons in the top bar and an important message has vanished!
Tried to re-create my action on an unimportant message, touching the "Arrow Icon" again in the top bar which arcs upwards to the left and two options appear: 1) Archive, and below that: 2) Delete.
I cannot imagine that my finger could possibly have brushed the "Delete" option as it is too far below the arrow icon which I was tapping, and besides, I never saw the options the first time round, and they're hard to miss being red!
Can someone tell me if I can retrieve the message, and how to achieve that!!
Update:-
Just been told it might be archived...seems it may have been 'cos I've found it, or at least an other incarnation of it in the "AllMail" folder.....why do we need all these folders?
Also, is it possible to "close" the last message viewed before exiting the application as I find it disconcerting to have it automatically on view as soon as the mail app is re-opened.
Thanks.
Tried to re-create my action on an unimportant message, touching the "Arrow Icon" again in the top bar which arcs upwards to the left and two options appear: 1) Archive, and below that: 2) Delete.
I cannot imagine that my finger could possibly have brushed the "Delete" option as it is too far below the arrow icon which I was tapping, and besides, I never saw the options the first time round, and they're hard to miss being red!
Can someone tell me if I can retrieve the message, and how to achieve that!!
Update:-
Just been told it might be archived...seems it may have been 'cos I've found it, or at least an other incarnation of it in the "AllMail" folder.....why do we need all these folders?
Also, is it possible to "close" the last message viewed before exiting the application as I find it disconcerting to have it automatically on view as soon as the mail app is re-opened.
Thanks.
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