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-**Xiaomi Redmi / Realme / OnePlus / Oppo**
+**Xiaomi Redmi / Realme / OnePlus / Oppo / Sony**
🌎 [Google Translate](https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fm66b.github.io%2FFairEmail%2F%23redmi)
-On some Xiaomi Redmi (Note) devices, some Realme devices, some OnePlus devices, some Oppo devices, and some Samsung devices running Android 12,
+On some Xiaomi Redmi (Note) devices, some Realme devices, some OnePlus devices, some Oppo devices, some Samsung devices, and some Sony (Xperia) devices running Android 12,
the database occasionally gets corrupted, especially after installing an update,
resulting in total data loss (on the device only, unless you are using a POP3 account with the option *Leave messages on server* disabled).
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Xiaomi Redmi / Realme / OnePlus / Oppo
+Xiaomi Redmi / Realme / OnePlus / Oppo / Sony
π Google Translate
-On some Xiaomi Redmi (Note) devices, some Realme devices, some OnePlus devices, some Oppo devices, and some Samsung devices running Android 12, the database occasionally gets corrupted, especially after installing an update, resulting in total data loss (on the device only, unless you are using a POP3 account with the option Leave messages on server disabled).
+On some Xiaomi Redmi (Note) devices, some Realme devices, some OnePlus devices, some Oppo devices, some Samsung devices, and some Sony (Xperia) devices running Android 12, the database occasionally gets corrupted, especially after installing an update, resulting in total data loss (on the device only, unless you are using a POP3 account with the option Leave messages on server disabled).
The cause of this problem are disk I/O errors due to an Android bug (more likely) or maybe a hardware issue (less likely), please see here.
βThis error might result from a hardware malfunction or because a filesystem came unmounted while the file was open.β
This canβt be fixed by the app and must be fixed by the device manufacturer with an Android update.