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Help Gmail not synching properly

JC13

Well-Known Member
Nov 11, 2011
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Has anyone run into the issue where you delete an email on the web version of Gmail, however it does not delete off the phone until you open up the gmail app? It's very annoying as on my OG Droid, if I deleted all my new emails on the web, my phone would stop notifying me of a new email. I must be missing something....
 
i get an email, it notifies my phone and my web browser on my computer. I delete it on my computer, but it does not clear the notification on the phone. I must open the Gmail app up for it to recognize I deleted them and remove the notification. The emails don't show up on my phone once I opened the app.
 
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Hm, I just tested it out, and it cleared the notification (and the notification light from light flow) on my phone after I deleted the email in Gmail, I didn't have to remove the notification manually. It did take a few minutes to remove it though, it didn't happen immediately after the deletion on my computer.
 
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I've had Androids since the original Droid and Gmail always updates almost instantly from PC to phone. Now, I'll check email on one and the other still shows new email for hours afterwards, only syncing when I open the Gmail app or refresh the PC Gmail.

Something changed recently, for the much worse! Any idea how to solve this?
 
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I've had Androids since the original Droid and Gmail always updates almost instantly from PC to phone. Now, I'll check email on one and the other still shows new email for hours afterwards, only syncing when I open the Gmail app or refresh the PC Gmail.

Something changed recently, for the much worse! Any idea how to solve this?
Me too. Something definitely changed in the past couple of months.
 
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