Backup gmail 2015

A blast from the past!

Backing up your Gmail account from 2015 can be a bit tricky, but I'll guide you through the process. Please note that Gmail's backup policies have changed over time, and some methods may not be available or effective anymore.

Method 1: Using Gmail's built-in export feature (2015 and earlier)

If you had a Gmail account in 2015, you might have been able to export your emails using Gmail's built-in export feature. Unfortunately, this feature was discontinued in 2014, so it's unlikely you can use it to backup your 2015 emails.

Method 2: Using third-party email clients or apps (2015 and earlier)

In 2015, you might have used third-party email clients or apps to access your Gmail account. If you still have access to those accounts or apps, you can try exporting your emails from there. Some popular options include:

• Mozilla Thunderbird
• Microsoft Outlook
• Apple Mail
• Android email clients like K-9 Mail or Nine

Method 3: Using a third-party backup service (2015 and earlier)

In 2015, there were several third-party backup services that allowed you to backup your Gmail account. Some popular options include:

• Backupify (now known as Datto SaaS Protection)
• Spanning Cloud Apps
• Code42 (formerly known as CrashPlan)

Please note that these services may no longer be available or may have changed their policies. You'll need to check their websites to see if they still support Gmail backups and what their current policies are.

Method 4: Using a browser extension or add-on (2015 and earlier)

In 2015, there were several browser extensions and add-ons that allowed you to backup your Gmail account. Some popular options include:

• Gmail Backup (Chrome extension)
• Gmail Export (Firefox add-on)

Please note that these extensions and add-ons may no longer be available or may have changed their policies. You'll need to check their websites to see if they still support Gmail backups and what their current policies are.

Method 5: Using a manual export (2015 and earlier)

If you still have access to your Gmail account, you can try exporting your emails manually using the following steps:

1. Log in to your Gmail account.
2. Click on the gear icon in the upper right corner and select "Settings."
3. Click on the "Forwarding and POP/IMAP" tab.
4. Scroll down to the "POP Download" section and select "Enable POP."
5. Click on the "Save Changes" button.
6. Use a third-party email client or app to connect to your Gmail account using POP3. You can then export your emails from there.

Please note that this method may not work if you've already disabled POP access or if your email client or app doesn't support POP3.

I hope these methods help you backup your Gmail account from 2015. If you're unable to find a suitable method, you may want to consider using a third-party email client or app to access your Gmail account and export your emails manually.