Gmail Unwanted Label

[arf8]

LOL, really, after you read my comments you felt compelled to respond the way you did? I'm done with you, go increase your post count on another thread.


Waiting for someone with more knowledge to chime in.

[nica]

Oh, after now having just notice the kind of writing in your previous posts in this forum, I will leave this thread.

Good luck. (And sorry to all for I did feed this thread).

[arf8]

Yes, please do move on... maybe you can share your wisdom and solve other peoples issues, clearly not this one

[Kostya Vasilyev]

The word "Unwanted" does not occur anywhere in Aqua Mail source code.

My only idea is that perhaps you'd set the spam folder in Aqua Mail to "map to" a server folder called Unwanted (which must have existed at some point) and now moving messages there in Aqua Mail causes Gmail's server to create this label / folder.

Gmail has its own spam / junk / etc. folder and it's under [Gmail].

Aqua Mail never creates any of those "special" folders (deleted / spam / sent / drafts), but other mail apps can (e.g. K9 Mail).

That's all I know.

So to summarize:

Perhaps something done by Gmail servers and unintentionally triggered by Aqua Mail.

But definitely not anything intentionally or deliberately done by Aqua Mail.

Your best bet for help with this is Google's support forums, not here.

[arf8]

The word "Unwanted" does not occur anywhere in Aqua Mail source code.

My only idea is that perhaps you'd set the spam folder in Aqua Mail to "map to" a server folder called Unwanted (which must have existed at some point) and now moving messages there in Aqua Mail causes Gmail's server to create this label / folder.

Gmail has its own spam / junk / etc. folder and it's under [Gmail].

Aqua Mail never creates any of those "special" folders (deleted / spam / sent / drafts), but other mail apps can (e.g. K9 Mail).

That's all I know.

So to summarize:

Perhaps something done by Gmail servers and unintentionally triggered by Aqua Mail.

But definitely not anything intentionally or deliberately done by Aqua Mail.

Your best bet for help with this is Google's support forums, not here.

Thanks for the response. I will check the Mapping again in Aqua mail once I have access to the phone. I don't recall mapping the SPAM folder but will certainly check. I don't use any other clients so as far as I recall this only happened once I switched from Gmail app to AM. But since you mention there is nothing in the source for this specific label I'm curious if the latter of your comments about an unintentional trigger is the cause in which case it will be difficult to track down and not worth your time. Google support forums point to clients causing this forum. Same with other sites which reference native phone apps or Exchange/outlook related IMAP which I don't use on this phone linked to AM. I'll keep digging, not a deal breaker just annoyance I can live with.

Cheers