Can I retrieve a deleted email?

Users can recover their own emails from the Trash for up to 30 days after deletion by following the procedures in Recover deleted Gmail messages. Messages are permanently erased from the Trash after 30 days and may not be recovered by users or administrators.

In most email programs and web interfaces, deleting a message does not truly delete it. Instead, the message is stored in a special folder called “trash” or “deleted items.”

Deleted files are normally sent to the recycle bin when you delete them. When you erase data, it goes to the recycle bin (note that certain applications remove files without first putting them in the Recycle Bin).

Remove the check mark from Tap Trash. All deleted emails should be found here, provided you did not save your messages. Re-access any previously removed mail. To recover deleted e-mail, tap it, then choose Move from the drop-down menu that appears.

The first step is to find and open the folder in which the deleted data were stored. Then right-click on “History” and select “Previous,” then pick the file you want. Select the desired file by left-clicking on “Restore.” The files should have been restored at this point.

Is it feasible to restore permanently deleted Gmail emails from a Gmail account? No. When you delete your Gmail messages, they go to your Trash Bin and stay there for 30 days. If they were removed from your Trash Bin or Google automatically after 30 days, there is no way to recover them.