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I just went thru and deleted almost 900 emails on my MacBook Air (Big Sur) and on my other devices it is acting as if I did not delete a singe one.. What is causing this
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 11.6
Stytch Said:
"When I delete mail on one device does not sync across all devices: I just went thru and deleted almost 900 emails on my MacBook Air (Big Sur) and on my other devices it is acting as if I did not delete a singe one.. What is causing this"
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New iCloud Session:
On the other devices, sign out of iCloud, and then sign back in. Perhaps it all needs to resync?
900 eMails:
Note that 900 eMails is lots of data. So, on a mobile device, it may take a bit longer, not having a strong of a processor as that on your Mac.
Stytch Said:
"When I delete mail on one device does not sync across all devices: I just went thru and deleted almost 900 emails on my MacBook Air (Big Sur) and on my other devices it is acting as if I did not delete a singe one.. What is causing this"
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New iCloud Session:
On the other devices, sign out of iCloud, and then sign back in. Perhaps it all needs to resync?
900 eMails:
Note that 900 eMails is lots of data. So, on a mobile device, it may take a bit longer, not having a strong of a processor as that on your Mac.
When I delete mail on one device does not sync across all devices
