Minor usability improvement: Add a few 'buffer-days' in case of 1-Year 'KeepMessagesDuration' #13889
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… few buffer-days to 365 increases the usability wrt annually messages (e.g. good wishes for birthday, New Year, etc). In this way, users are still able to cross-check, what exact wording they have written to a person 1 year before (e.g. to avoid writing always the same).
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Fixes #1234syntaxDescription
Usability improvement of KeepMessagesDuration (1-YEAR): Simply adding a few buffer-days to 365 increases the usability wrt annually messages (e.g. good wishes for birthday, New Year, etc). In this way, users are still able to cross-check, what exact wording they have written to a person 1 year before (e.g. to avoid writing always the same). Currently, without this fix, messages of last year are always already vanished exactly on the annual day.