<p>From 31 October 2024, BT Cloud has <a href="https://www.bt.com/help/broadband/bt-cloud/getting-set-up/download-or-access-files/how-do-i-download-files--folders-and-devices-from-bt-cloud-">closed</a> and all data will soon be deleted.</p>
FergusonFolly, when this issue arose before BT blamed Apple Mail Clients which I found odd. Told me I shouldn't use an Apple mail client for viewing emails. I found that somewhat bizarre given there is advice on here on how to set up BT email on email clients.
FergusonFolly, when this issue arose before BT blamed Apple Mail Clients which I found odd. Told me I shouldn't use an Apple mail client for viewing emails. I found that somewhat bizarre given there is advice on here on how to set up BT email on email clients.
When this has happened before and BT investigated via the moderators, as far as I can recall in virtually every instance the deletion of the emails was triggered by an Apple device.
There is no need to use the link that you have posted and in fact I would suggest that unless you are 100% sure that it is not or does not contain malware I would suggest that you delete the link from your post.
The best way to back up your email is to do as suggested by licquorice and that is to use an email client.
The same has happened to me. I have set up my mail as iMAP on my notebook on MS Outlook. I use my iPhone 12 to view E-Mail. On 30 November 2023 I changed my BT password to access E-Mail via BT Webmail. Since then I can only see last 5 days E-Mails. Lost over 100 E-Mails with attachments. Same on iPhone and iPad. However E-Mails that I had saved previously to Archive folders are all there. I am waiting on call from BT tech people. I will post later if they are of any help. Spoke to E-Mail Help Desk and they advised to change to POP account. I don't think so!!!
That's odd they would advise that, their setup advice is to use imap. I spoke to someone this morning who is going to escalate it for me but I'm not holding out any hope.
