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Topic # 223215 19-Sep-2017 16:40
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I use Gmail on my phone and my laptop.

 

Laptop works fine but on my Android phone when I send an email it sends a copy to myself.

 

Very frustrating.

 

Any help appreciated.

 

Thanks

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  Reply # 1868744 19-Sep-2017 16:43
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@beenz I wish you would make thread titles longer than one word

 

You have not told us what email client you are using on the phone this information would help

 

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  Reply # 1868746 19-Sep-2017 16:46
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Using the Google app

 
 
 
 


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  Reply # 1868749 19-Sep-2017 16:47
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beenz: Using the Google app

 

You mean Gmail App?

 

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  Reply # 1868752 19-Sep-2017 16:48
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beenz: Using the Google app


Yes sorry that's what I mean

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  Reply # 1868754 19-Sep-2017 16:49
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beenz:
beenz: Using the Google app


Yes sorry that's what I mean

 

What settings did you play around with after you installed the App? I have used it for many years and don't get this

 

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  Reply # 1868755 19-Sep-2017 16:52
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Probably in conversation view so your seeing your reply.



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  Reply # 1868782 19-Sep-2017 17:10
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shrub:

Probably in conversation view so your seeing your reply.



Yes it was in conversation view.
Thanks just turned it of.

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