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 * [(163) What is message classification?](#user-content-faq163)
 * [(164) Can you add customizable themes?](#user-content-faq164)
 * [(165) Is Android Auto supported?](#user-content-faq165)
-* [(166) Can you add snooze to folder?](#user-content-faq166)
+* [(166) Can I snooze a message across multiple devices?](#user-content-faq166)
 
 [I have another question.](#user-content-support)
 
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-**(166) Can you add snooze to folder?**
+**(166) Can I snooze a message across multiple devices?**
 
 First of all, there is no standard for snoozing messages, so all snooze implementations are custom solutions.
 
-Snoozing to a folder requires the message to be moved to another folder (obviously).
-Moving a message can fail and moving a message back on waking up can fail too.
-Moreover, snoozing can be done only after the message has been moved,
-which would be problematic when there is no internet connection available.
+Some email providers, like Gmail, move snoozed messages to a special folder.
+Unfortunately, third party apps have no access to this special folder.
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+Moving a message to another folder and back might fail and might not be possible if there is no internet connection.
+This is problematic because a message can be snoozed only after moving the message.
 
 To prevent these issues, snoozing is done locally on the device by hiding the message while it is snoozing.
-Unfortunately, it is not possible to hide messages on the email server.
+Unfortunately, it is not possible to hide messages on the email server too.
 
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