I deleted a mail from chromebook, and I have gmail in my iPhone. So will the mail be automatically deleted in iPhone?
Over all the system works like this
You got a server (Gmail)
And you got devices (Chrome/iPhone)
Every so often the devices sync with the server
When they sync they fit there state to the server
So if you deleted it from the server it will be deleted nezt sync
if you deleted it on a device, it be delted on the server next sync
But it could depend on the mode the sync works on
In some local and server can work seprated
But if you not aware of it, you likely use the more common way, so it should be removed on sync
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If you have your personal Gmail linked/connected to your other devices, then yes.
Yeah, it should be since you’re deleting it from the server on the Internet, and not just on a device
Email?
Yes. Cause it’s on your email server.
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The answer to the question is YES.
Your email is actually handled by a central server, which manages copies on each of your devices. When you delete an email, the server deletes it from its database and also removes its copy from all your devuces.
In actuality, the server doesn't delete the email, it just marks it so that you can no longer access it. It's possible for admins, police and federal officials to still see it, though that might require a court order.
Its the email account which matters. As as long as its the same account it will be deleted from any device you may access your email account from.
Usually email clients use external storage server and don't store emails locally anymore. If you use default options in you email client, it will be very likely that if you delete an email it won't appear on other clients anymore.
If the email is saved to the server and you delete it there it is gone everywhere.
Yes. It should be deleted.
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