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@ -3871,7 +3871,7 @@ FairEmail fetches a message in two steps:
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Directly after the first step new messages will be notified.
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However, only until after the second step the message text will be available.
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FairEmail updates exiting notifications with a preview of the message text, but unfortunately wearable notifications cannot be updated.
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FairEmail updates existing notifications with a preview of the message text, but unfortunately wearable notifications cannot be updated.
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Since there is no guarantee that a message text will always be fetched directly after a message header,
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it is not possible to guarantee that a new message notification with a preview text will always be sent to a wearable.
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@ -4047,7 +4047,7 @@ Individual messages will rarely be trashed and mostly this happens by accident.
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Showing trashed messages in conversations makes it easier to find them back.
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You can permanently delete a message using the message three-dots *delete* menu, which will remove the message from the conversation.
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Note that this irreversible.
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Note that this is irreversible.
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Similarly, drafts are shown in conversations to find them back in the context where they belong.
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It is easy to read through the received messages before continuing to write the draft later.
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