Gmai - Googlel Apps E-Mail Error

[Tesla]

Did anyone using Google Apps get this yesterday/early morning today?

 

Dear Google Apps Administrator,

Important: We discovered an issue that resulted in some of your Google Apps users’ messages being incorrectly placed in their Trash, Spam, or other folders. The issue affected users’ actions only in Gmail for iOS, Gmail in a mobile browser, and Gmail Offline.

The issue is now fixed. However, users must take action to re-file these messages in Gmail by February 14, 2014.

What happened

 

Between January 15 and January 21, 2014, an issue in Gmail caused some actions, such as deleting, reporting spam, starring, archiving, or moving to a folder, to be incorrectly applied to a different message than the message the user was viewing. As a result, some messages may be unintentionally located in your users’ Trash or Spam, or other folders.

Recommended actions

 

At the end of this message, you will find the list of your users whose messages may have been misfiled in their Trash or Spam folders.

We recommend that you advise these users to check their Trash and Spam folders for any items that they did not intend to delete or mark as spam. Users can restore any misfiled messages by moving them back to their inbox. These messages should be moved from the Trash and Spam folders by February 14, 2014 (messages are permanently deleted 30 days after they’re placed in the Trash).

Also, users may find messages in their inbox that they originally intended for Trash, Spam, or other folders, and will need to move these messages.

About the issue

 

The cause of the issue was a bug in a software update to Gmail on January 15. Once the issue was reported to the Gmail engineering team, they identified the root cause and issued a fix on January 21, and identified the users whose messages may have been incorrectly placed in Trash or Spam folders. The Gmail engineering team performed an internal review and is implementing a series of measures to address the source of the issue, improve early detection of these types of problems, and help prevent recurrence.

We sincerely apologize for the disruption to your organization. Google is committed to continually and quickly improving our technology and operations to ensure secure access and avoid service disruptions.

If you have additional questions or need assistance, please contact us through Google Support.

 

Sincerely,

The Google Apps Team

Edited January 29, 2014 by Tesla

[clodhopper]

Yes got it on two of the domains I look after.