Trash icon missing from ipad pro.
Simple enough. The trash icon is not visible on my ipad pro.
MacBook Pro 14″, macOS 13.4
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Simple enough. The trash icon is not visible on my ipad pro.
MacBook Pro 14″, macOS 13.4
Unlike other computer systems with which you may be familiar, such as Windows PC or Mac computers, iOS/iPadOS does not have a system-wide Trash/Bin - or associated icon that will appear on the Home Screen.
Instead, many Apps have their own Trash/Bin or Recently Deleted folder - that is accessible from within the related App. As an example, within the iPad’s native Files App you will see a Recently Deleted folder within the sidebar. Apple’s own productivity App - Numbers, Pages and Keynote work in exactly the same way.
Due to the sandboxed security architecture employed by iOS/iPadOS, most third-party App will have their own dedicated Trash/Bin/Recently deleted folder - that will be accessed from within the App.
Mail is handled differently. Each mailbox account will have its own Trash/Bin folder associated with the email account - and are accessed from your chosen Mail App(s).
Unlike other computer systems with which you may be familiar, such as Windows PC or Mac computers, iOS/iPadOS does not have a system-wide Trash/Bin - or associated icon that will appear on the Home Screen.
Instead, many Apps have their own Trash/Bin or Recently Deleted folder - that is accessible from within the related App. As an example, within the iPad’s native Files App you will see a Recently Deleted folder within the sidebar. Apple’s own productivity App - Numbers, Pages and Keynote work in exactly the same way.
Due to the sandboxed security architecture employed by iOS/iPadOS, most third-party App will have their own dedicated Trash/Bin/Recently deleted folder - that will be accessed from within the App.
Mail is handled differently. Each mailbox account will have its own Trash/Bin folder associated with the email account - and are accessed from your chosen Mail App(s).
where?
because outside of the mail app ios devices do not have a recycle bin
Trash icon missing from ipad pro.