Does google mail update automatically

Yes, Google Mail (Gmail) updates automatically, but the frequency and nature of these updates depend on several factors. Here are some scenarios:

1. Web interface updates: The Gmail web interface updates automatically, usually every few hours, to reflect changes to your inbox, such as new emails, deleted emails, or changes to labels and filters.
2. Mobile app updates: The Gmail mobile app (for Android and iOS) updates automatically, usually every few hours, to reflect changes to your inbox and to ensure you have the latest features and security patches.
3. Push notifications: Gmail uses push notifications to alert you to new emails, even when you're not actively using the app. These notifications are updated in real-time, so you'll receive notifications as soon as new emails arrive in your inbox.
4. Offline access: If you have enabled offline access in Gmail, your emails will be synced with your device periodically, usually every 15-30 minutes, to ensure you have access to your emails even when you're not connected to the internet.
5. Background syncing: Gmail uses background syncing to update your emails, contacts, and other data periodically, usually every 15-30 minutes, to ensure your data is up-to-date across all devices and platforms.
6. Manual updates: You can also manually update your Gmail account by clicking on the "Refresh" button or pressing F5 on your keyboard while in the Gmail web interface.

Keep in mind that the frequency and nature of these updates may vary depending on your internet connection, device, and account settings.