If your Gmail emails are going to Trash folder instead of inbox, it is probably due to an email filter or email forwarding being activated. Do this to fix the issue.

Regularly cleaning up your emails in Gmail is a great way to keep your Google space open. Here's how to do it and make sure they're gone for good.

If you find yourself running out of space in Google, you can free things up by deleting old emails. However, emails in your trash won't immediately go away.

All is not lost if you accidentally, permanently deleted an email from your Gmail account. Here are the steps to recover emails from both trash and beyond.

I find that when I delete messages they sometimes move to Trash, and sometimes go to Deleted Messages.

The new Gmail for Android no longer displays the trash button by default. If you still like to delete certain e-mails, rather than archiving everything, we'll show you how to get the trash button ...

Is your Gmail inbox overloaded with promotional emails and newsletters eating into your free 15GB storage? Instead of ...

Another option is to open a message in your spam folder or trash, and then return to your inbox. Again you should find that the emptying options have rematerialised.

Mark the message as spam, then empty the Spam folder. Delete the message, then go to Trash and delete it again. Delete the message, then wait 30 days, after which Gmail will automatically erase it ...