There were over 300 billion emails sent and received every day in 2020, according to data from Statista. If you’re tired of your Gmail inbox being flooded with spam, there’s a quick and easy way to delete them all at once. Here’s how to filter your messages in Gmail and permanently delete them all at once.
To delete all your emails in Gmail, go to your Inbox and type in:anywhere in the search bar. Then check the box to select all your emails and click Select all conversations that match this search. Finally, click the trash icon to delete all your emails.
It is important to note that deleting your emails in Gmail will only move them out of your inbox and into the trash folder. Then it will take another 30 days for Gmail to permanently delete your emails unless you do it manually. Here’s how:
To permanently delete your emails in Gmail, type in:trash in the search bar and press Enter on your keyboard. Then check the box to select all your messages and click Select all […] conversations in the trash. Finally, click Delete forever.
Once you know how to delete all emails in your Gmail at once, check out our step-by-step guide on how to organize your Gmail inbox to make sure it doesn’t fill up again.
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