How can I recover a secure and expired email from Gmail?

To recover a secure and expired email, you must click on “Logs” then “Get my logs”:

You will see the following window appear on your screen:

You must check the emails you want to recover and then click on the "Restore messages" button.

A message confirming that your recovery request has been sent will be displayed on your screen:

Thereafter, you will receive two emails on Gmail, the first containing the email you requested to recover and the second containing the recovery report:

Make sure your cell phone number is entered into your Secure Exchanges account so you can receive recovered emails.

PS: To benefit from this functionality, you must have a SESAR license.

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