إصلاح تواريخ ترحيل GSMMO في Apple Mail

When GSMMO migrates emails from Outlook PST files or Exchange profiles into Google Workspace, it sets the INTERNALDATE to the upload timestamp. Users who subsequently connect Apple Mail to their Google Workspace account via IMAP see every migrated email dated to the GSMMO migration day. Apple Mail on macOS and iOS reads the IMAP INTERNALDATE to determine the date displayed next to each message.

Apple Mail does not parse the رأس Date from the email body for its list view date display. Unlike the Gmail واجهة الويب (which uses the رأس Date and may show التاريخ الصحيحs), Apple Mail relies entirely on the server-provided INTERNALDATE. This means the تاريخ الترحيل is the only date Apple Mail displays, with no way for the المستخدم to see the التاريخ الأصلي without opening each message and inspecting the full headers manually.

Mac and iPhone المستخدمين who migrated to Google Workspace using GSMMO and use Apple Mail as their primary عميل البريد الإلكتروني are fully affected. Their inbox, sent items, drafts, and archived messages all display the تاريخ الترحيل. Smart Mailboxes in Apple Mail that filter by date produce incorrect results, and the chronological thread of email conversations is lost in the message list view.

Apple Mail on macOS displays the INTERNALDATE in the message list. After a GSMMO migration, every email shows the تاريخ الترحيل بغض النظر عن when it was originally sent or received. The "Date Received" column in Apple Mail's column view shows the الطابع الزمني للترحيل for every message. Sorting by date groups the entire صندوق البريد under a single date.

On iOS, the Mail app behaves identically. The inbox view shows the تاريخ الترحيل next to each message. Smart Mailbox rules on macOS that use "Date Received is in the last [X] days" either catch everything (if the migration was recent) or nothing (if the migration was weeks ago). Spotlight search on macOS, which indexes Apple Mail messages and allows date-based filtering, also uses the INTERNALDATE, so system-wide email search by date returns incorrect results. The issue permeates the entire Apple ecosystem's email experience.