#Gmail not sending emails

[helpoiinfoos]

How do I fix my Gmail not sending emails?

Gmail is the most popular email platform for professional or personal use today. We are sure that you too have at least one account. People maintain multiple accounts for various reasons, which is fair. It helps keep us safe from being scammed or spammed. If you're wondering why my emails with attachments don't end. Well, the reasons can be many and we assure you that we will help you with the same.

Understanding what may have caused the Gmail issue can resolve the issue of not sending attachments on Android. It is common to encounter this error on mobile phones, many people do it. Read our full blog to help you understand and resolve the issue yourself.

Gmail as a service may be pretty solid, but the Gmail app for Android isn't everyone's cup of tea. Since Google discontinued Inbox (which was a fan favorite), Gmail for Android has hardly been a worthy replacement. Especially if there are essential problems like Gmail not sending emails.

If you don't receive emails through Gmail, see our article about it. On the other hand, if you can't send emails because they are stuck in your Outbox, follow the steps below.

Why isn't Gmail sending my emails? There are several reasons why this would happen. Usually there is a temporary server-side problem and your emails, after some time in the Outbox, will eventually be sent. However, the problem may be with the application, connection, or misconfigured POP/SMTP server. You can also try sending emails in a web browser on your PC.

Whatever it is, we're sure it bothers you a lot. Be sure to follow the troubleshooting steps we list below to get Gmail to start sending your emails again.

[cornflakesinchocolatemilk]

Whatever happened to sending demons

[velvet-games]

I genuinely need a hug after the completely unnecessary panic I just went through cause I thought I couldn't upload my art here anymore 😭

[castiel-left-his-mark-on-me]

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[boudicca]

does nowhere answer emails these days

[orthoeatspaperclips11]

who wants to kill me i will pay u up to $20 if u do

[jacky-rubou]

oh Gmail notification, I've missed you...

[maryse127]

Usually when I want to transfer a picture from my phone to my laptop (or the other way around) I attach it to an empty email then go to email drafts on the other device and download the pic from there and I do this a LOT and now I am wondering like, do other people do this as well or am I weird

[moodr1ng]

honestly when i started using a different email provider for my main email gmail quickly got so annoying.. its so messy and theres fucking ads on my email inbox? like. no youre not allowed to put fucking ads in between my emails thats fucking insane. how did i allow that to be a thing for years.

[loser-brain]

So, Google just released a new way to mess with everyone.

Google accounts with inactivity (for 2 years) will be deleted.

This is a positive and a negative honestly.

Positive: Finally, accounts that were just made solely to either have free trials or just to make many accounts to follow your favorite on. Are finally going to disappear. In other words, allowing other people to use that email name.

Negative: I have an old email that is holding information. Because of storage issues. I'm not paying extra for storage. Fuck off with that.

So how can you prevent your Google account from deletions?

Enter to your Gmail once a year (the simplest way to keep it active), use google drive, watch YouTube videos (link with that Gmail), share a (google) photo, use Google searches with that Gmail, read or send emails with that Gmail and finally, use the Google third-party sign-in feature with that Google account.

There are exceptions to this new policy.

"Examples include: a Google Account with YouTube channels, videos or comments; an account that has a gift card with a monetary balance; or an account that has a published application, for example, one that hosts an app on the Google Play store..."

For every single Google account, if your account is eligible for deletion, will be sent a warning email by Google informing you that the account will be deleted on whatever date has been chosen (for now every "inactive account and any content in it will be eligible for deletion from December 1, 2023"). If you have a recovery email, two emails will be sent. One email will be sent to the account that is eligible to be deleted and another to the recovery email.

This is their way of making it easier for you to keep that account active.

"Our priority is to make it as easy as possible for you to keep your account active, if you want to, and we’ll ensure you have adequate notice before any account is impacted by this change. So before an account is deleted, Google will send email notifications to the Google Account and its recovery email (if one has been provided)."

This policy was updated yesterday (July 28, 2023, around 8:01am EST).

My guess is that Dec 1st, 2023 is when the clock starts. But idk and I highly recommend everyone go to your inactive accounts just so they can be deemed safe from the purge. Also, recommend making a recovery email if that Gmail is important to you and needs to be kept alive.

An idea of mine but will not recommend it unless someone can vouch it's a good idea. Make a scheduled email and have that sent to your account like a 'hey future me' kind of thing. As long as the account is active and is sending emails it should be fine right. However, I think Google is more seeing if you are actually checking your Gmail or using your Google account. But hey, it's a good idea, right?

[masseffectholidaycheer]

If you received a double e-mail from me about the check-in, I blame Shepard.

[jenneferofjengaberg]

i've been neglecting my follower notifications so just went through and blocked a bunch of spam/bots and followed back a few people who are a) real and b) and have good content/mutual interests

[keendaanmaa]

Congratulations to gmail for inventing new ways of PISSING ME OFF

[m-siecle]

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sending emails sending emails like a brave person who fears nothing and is totally chill with networking and keeping in touch with people. the amount of adrenaline in my system right now

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[thepandalion]

hey. What the fuck

So gmail is no longer allowing me to receive emails I guess???

I have a few subscriptions on ao3 right? Anyways. One of those people I follow for updates on All of their works. Updated two things. I received no email. Not only no notification on my phone, just. No email.

This recontextualizes the three times I didn't get emails forwarded from my university email until 12 hours too late