First of all, this has been confirmed to be the latest bug of Gmail, so if you encounter it, it should be solved sooner or later. Recently, someone discovered that Gmail’s mobile application seems to be experiencing some minor troubles. That is to say, the “Empty Spam/Trash Now” function that used to be able to delete all emails in “Spam/Trash” with one click suddenly disappeared – this should be quite painful for people who don’t like to see piles of email junk in their mailbox. However, this bug is actually fixed before it is fixed! Continue reading Gmail spam/Trash can be emptied with one click Disappeared? Teach you how to get it back

▲Image source: Google
Where have Gmail spam messages/trash cans been emptied with one click? Teach you how to get it back
This strange bug discovered by foreign media Android Police (and later confirmed to be a problem by the original manufacturer) is a mystery of the “Empty Now” button that suddenly disappears in the spam and trash mailboxes. I was used to it. I probably swiped through the spam list to make sure that nothing important had entered here by mistake. Then I could scroll to the top and easily delete all the spam with one click. But the function was gone. Is it possible that I have to select each one one by one and delete it in the future? Don’t worry, this situation has been confirmed to be a Google error and is being corrected, and someone has also discovered how to “temporarily” get this feature back.

▲Picture: Only when you lose can you learn to cherish (Source: Android Police)
If you also encounter such a bug, you only need to go to the spam/trash page of the Gmail app.“Put the phone horizontally and then vertically” to change the page between parallel and vertical images(Remember to unlock the horizontal lock), and the allegedly “Clear Now” button will appear again. That is to say, in fact, if you ignore it, these emails will be automatically destroyed after 30 days… Ah, it is automatically deleted, so in theory, you don’t need to worry too much. And Google should fix it soon, so unless you really don’t tolerate a grain of sand (?) appearing in your spam mailbox, this bug shouldn’t exist for long, so please wait for the official fix.
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Further reading:
Apple: Always manually closing open apps will actually consume more power and have the opposite effect

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