Easy Ways to Recover Deleted Emails in Gmail Android
Gmail is a free email service (email / electronic mail) provided by Google. Gmail is the most widely used email service by people around the world. The reason Gmail has the most users is because if you have an email in Gmail, you can automatically enjoy the features of Google Drive, Google Play Games, Google Photos, Youtube, Play Store and other features.
Now you can access Gmail emails through a web browser or the official Gmail application. In the Gmail application, the features are still lacking compared to the web version, because this application is designed in a simple way to make it easier for users without the need for a lot of settings. If you want to set up a Gmail account then you have to open the Web version.
However, there are also many Gmail web features that you can use in the Gmail application, including the schedule for sending emails, to restoring deleted emails. If you accidentally delete an important email, but you want to restore it then you can do it through the Gmail application on your smartphone without needing to open a PC or laptop. Then how? If you don’t know, check out the following tutorial
Step:
1. First, open the Gmail application on your cellphone.
2. Then, select the three lines in the upper left corner, then select the Trash menu.
3. Find the email you want to return, then tap and hold the email until a check mark appears.
4. Then press the three dots in the upper right corner, then select move to inbox.
5. Please return to your inbox, the deleted email has been successfully restored.
6. If you move a deleted email to your inbox, it will appear in the main menu. However, if you want to move it to the promotions tab, or other tabs, you can choose the menu move to when selecting the three dots in the upper right corner.
7. Done, you have successfully recovered the deleted email.
That’s a tutorial on how to restore deleted emails via Android. With the above method, you don’t have to worry if an email that you haven’t read is accidentally deleted, and you don’t have to bother opening a PC or laptop. Simple right?
