We've long suspected that our missionary has not been getting all of his email so we tracked it this week. He should have received 17 emails, but only received 8. None of those messages had pictures and many were only one sentence comments. It was completely random. If you were to put all of the emails in order of sent times/dates, he'd get one or two and then miss one or two. We've double and triple checked to make sure his email address was correct in every one (it was). Most emails were sent via gmail addresses. Several were sent from BYU (those were proportionately most likely to be lost, but many gmail messages were never received also).concerned that so many messages are being lost, especially because he is really struggling right now and could use the support.Do you guys have anything to do with this? Any suggestions?

Please help.

I did not find the right solution from the internet.

References:

https://tech.lds.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=19920

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