marlman macrumors 6502 Original poster Dec 15, 2013 #1 Am I missing something but why can you not I delete all my emails?
McGiord macrumors 601 Dec 15, 2013 #2 Because we can't access your email account 😀 Why would you want to do that? If you want to delete everything from the iPhone simply go to the setting and delete the account from the iPhone.
Because we can't access your email account 😀 Why would you want to do that? If you want to delete everything from the iPhone simply go to the setting and delete the account from the iPhone.
Gutwrench Suspended Dec 15, 2013 #3 I think he's referring to all emails in his inbox or the mailbox he's viewing. We can mark them all as read, or mark them all flagged, but we can't mark them all for delete. It seems like a fair question.
I think he's referring to all emails in his inbox or the mailbox he's viewing. We can mark them all as read, or mark them all flagged, but we can't mark them all for delete. It seems like a fair question.
gomoq13 macrumors 6502 Dec 15, 2013 #5 doasis23 said: Its a special feature they are saving for the iPhone 6s Click to expand... I LOLed at this! 😀
doasis23 said: Its a special feature they are saving for the iPhone 6s Click to expand... I LOLed at this! 😀
P Purex macrumors member Dec 16, 2013 #7 I cant understand the lack of this "feature" , too. Is that complicated to code ? Or is there a fair reason behind this decision ?
I cant understand the lack of this "feature" , too. Is that complicated to code ? Or is there a fair reason behind this decision ?
3bs macrumors 603 Dec 16, 2013 #8 Purex said: I cant understand the lack of this "feature" , too. Is that complicated to code ? Or is there a fair reason behind this decision ? Click to expand... Because Apple. Honestly who knows.
Purex said: I cant understand the lack of this "feature" , too. Is that complicated to code ? Or is there a fair reason behind this decision ? Click to expand... Because Apple. Honestly who knows.
GreyOS macrumors 68040 Dec 16, 2013 #9 You can do it in the junk and trash folders (on iCloud account at least.) I guess it's not available in Inbox due to potential accidents.
You can do it in the junk and trash folders (on iCloud account at least.) I guess it's not available in Inbox due to potential accidents.
3bs macrumors 603 Dec 16, 2013 #10 snappyfool said: You can do it in the junk and trash folders (on iCloud account at least.) I guess it's not available in Inbox due to potential accidents. Click to expand... That could easily be avoided with an "are you sure?" prompt.
snappyfool said: You can do it in the junk and trash folders (on iCloud account at least.) I guess it's not available in Inbox due to potential accidents. Click to expand... That could easily be avoided with an "are you sure?" prompt.
MetalLord macrumors newbie Dec 17, 2013 #11 Actually you can do this. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1341209/ here is a trick to delete all. It works for me.
Actually you can do this. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1341209/ here is a trick to delete all. It works for me.
Armen macrumors 604 Dec 17, 2013 #12 Let's be honest here. Not all Apple users are the brightest people out there. "I accidently deleted all my e-mails!" "Did you not notice you tagged them all?" "No" /facepalm
Let's be honest here. Not all Apple users are the brightest people out there. "I accidently deleted all my e-mails!" "Did you not notice you tagged them all?" "No" /facepalm