I just noticed yesterday, and have no idea what brought this on, that when I launched my Apple mail, everything in my personal mailbox looked like it it had completely been erased. However, everything within my work e-mailbox, which is also gmail-based, was still in tact. Then next thing I knew, Voiceover kept saying something about filters, upon mail being launched, which I never mess with, but figured I’d attempt to do so to see if I could recover them. So after doing some playing around to see what would take, I somehow managed to get my mail back, but now on both sides, my erase-all command is now no longer working, and my messages are reappearing as fast as I delete them. Does anyone know what I could’ve accidentally toggled on that I need to fix?
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