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Not seen this error b4. Just out of curiosity, can you access gmail from a pc? you have not run of of email space or anything?
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Not seen this error b4. Just out of curiosity, can you access gmail from a pc? you have not run of of email space or anything?

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Yes, there's no issue with desktop access to the site. This is strictly iPhone based.
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Yes, there's no issue with desktop access to the site. This is strictly iPhone based.

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Greetings,<br />
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when I try to access the GMail mobile site on my iPhone, I get a &quot;the website <a href="https" rel="ugc">https</a>: mail.google.com needs an additional 5 MB of space to store weinh005@umn.edu as a local database&quot; error, followed by allow/disallow. 
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Greetings,

when I try to access the GMail mobile site on my iPhone, I get a "the website https: mail.google.com needs an additional 5 MB of space to store weinh005@umn.edu as a local database" error, followed by allow/disallow. 

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