On top of that self deleting email will make it also a bit harder to prove that the screenshot is real - unless you get a court order to get the senders outbox folder from google and the data still exists there.
On top of that self deleting email will make it also a bit harder to prove that the screenshot is real - unless you get a court order to get the senders outbox folder from google and the data still exists there.
Except it isn't deleted from your send folder.
It's not unusual for whole sales organizations in particular industries have all emails archived under legal hold requirements (whether sent or received.) Another set of organizations will purge all of the same email older than than a certain date.
None of these measures are particularly hard to defeat for a bright user, but many of the risks at the company-level are mitigated. This is mostly to solve challenges with regulation or company certification, but it can make a real difference when someone is handling a privacy incident.