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Gmail saves all the email addresses you type to offer them to you later. Here's how to delete addresses you don't want to keep.

Gmail has an elephant's memory. Google's messaging service remembers all the recipient addresses you type to suggest them to you later. A practical function, but it is sometimes necessary to delete the recipients which do not interest you to avoid ending up with a too cluttered list. It also avoids confusion if one of your recipients has changed their email address.

Cleaning up requires a web browser, as suggested addresses aren't accessible in Google's Contacts app. We advise you to use your computer for this operation.

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