Gmail on iPad losing emails from my inbox. Especially old ones

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You need all the detail of your email account from your service provider who set up your email account. With this detail you go on internet and put in the account nr, and password, you get from your service provider. This is one way to trace your old emails

try this link for help

iPad Apple Support

Go to Settings>Mail, Contacts, Calendars. Under the Mail window - go to Show> and select the number of recent emails that you want the iPad to load in your email accounts.

While you are in the mail settings - tap on the email account, tap on the account in the next window, tap on Advanced in the next window and tap Delete - and select the amount of time that you want the emails to stay on the iPad.

In some mail accounts there will also be an option for Delete from Server - tap that and set it to never if you want to control when to delete your old emails.

Go back to your email inbox in the mail app and swipe down to the bottom of the window - there may be an option to "load more messages from the server" in blue letters. Tap that and you will download as many odl emails as you set up for in the Show recent messages setting. At the top of the inbox is a search field - type in keywords in that search field to find old emails.

You can also search for emails in the spotlight search. Go to the home screen and tap the home button and the search feature pops up. Type keywords in the search field at the top to find old emails there as well. When you tap on that email in the search, the mail app will open and you can read the email.

There is a high chance that Google is not actually receiving the emails concerned. By any chance are some of them automatically generated and not actually sent by a person directly using Yahoo (i.e. a Yahoo web page or a Yahoo SMTP server) ? My mind is suspicious that the MX is set up wrong at the transmitting server and that server is therefore not Yahoo's own server.

i miss my gmail i had lots of inportin things on it please

Hi,
This happened to my parents, I'm just going to try to phone them and fix it. I have seen online that your mails are still in google,but they were probably moved out of the inbox when Incredimail accessed the pop server using your gmail password.

You can find your emails in All Mail in gmail, if you check mark them and click 'move to inbox' they'll be back.

What is worrying is how that damned incredimail found the passwords, they are probably in a folder in the google folder in AppData.

I have seen online that the same incredimail also downloads web extensions/plugins that try to direct your searches, and also lots of adware.

It surprises me that anyone views it as legitimate software. Especially the way it downloads itself when someone is only trying to download things like emoticons, the way it then surreptitiously searches your computer and finds passwords to other email accounts, and then logs itself onto the pop server without any user permission.

I am not even sure how it changes Gmail settings to move mail out of your inbox. It may actually send your password to a server somewhere which logs onto your gmail account and changes settings.

It may do the same with hotmail, yahoo, msn email accounts.

1)Press settings icon (the one with the cogs) 2) than scroll to Mail, Contacts, Calendar and press it. 3) Find your email account you want to modify and click it 4) find the section on the bottom that says "Mail Days to Sync and press the button 5) Now, you have limited options there, but you can pull email from 1,3 days or 1,2 weeks, 1 month or No Limit. If you click no limit it will pull your entire inbox. So, I might be careful in saying it will drain battery power. And or take room on your ipad away. So, if you have old emails with big attachments, be weary. Plus, depending if you are pulling all this mail over 3G you should take note of your data limits.
Hope that helps.