Wrongly sent email messages can be deleted within a specified period. This feature has already been introduced on WhatsApp and is in place. Gmail also has this feature.
Some mistakes can go unnoticed when sending an urgent message. Such false messages cannot be retrieved or deleted as before. Now that technology has advanced, it is possible to delete messages that are sent incorrectly within a specified period of time.
This feature has already been introduced on WhatsApp and is in place. Gmail also has this feature. If something goes wrong while applying for a job or sending a message via official Gmail, you can retrieve the message within 5 seconds to 30 seconds.
Ways to retrieve if you send the wrong mail:
Open Gmail on Google and go to Settings. There, select the General option and select Undo Send. Undo Send is now activated on your Gmail page.
Whenever a message is sent, the Undo option is displayed at the bottom right of the desktop. You can immediately click on it to retrieve the sent message.
The settings also have a duration of 5 seconds to 30 seconds for the Undo option. If you selected 30 seconds, you can send the message and retrieve the message for up to 30 seconds.
How to delete too many messages at once?
To date, Google has provided users with the ability to store up to 15 GB of data. Currently some changes have been made in that practice and the payment procedure has been introduced. In this case, if you have thousands of messages in your Gmail, it is impossible to delete them one by one.
You will hate deleting every message because it takes a long time. There is also the facility to simultaneously delete unwanted messages in the Social and Promotion areas as a group.
First, log in to your Gmail Google Account. Then, if you want to delete the messages in the Social and Promotion tabs as a group, select the Select all option. Now if you give Delete, you can delete the accumulated Gmail as a group.
First, there is only the Select option. When you select it and select a message, the Select all option will be displayed.
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