Since upgrading to iOS 18.2, the Mail app's "Primary" category shows all of my past emails as "No Sender, No Subject".
New emails appear to be fine, but anything before is showing this way.
Is this a known issue? Has anyone found a fix?
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iPhone 12 mini, iOS 18
I just went through that. Had to go into settings, find mail app (which was actuallly missing before I reset my ipad) find the email address I was getting the “no sender” on, delete them from ipad, and then add them again. Very tedious, becasue the new password app is awful too and to find yahoo you can’t just search for yahoo, since it’s part of my username for so many other apps. So have to scroll down to the y’s. And I have 8 email addresses so it took awhile. Make sure you save the adding. Make sure you have all the parts of your mail accounts (like reminders, contacts, etc) backed up to iCloud first though. Then I had to close the mail app and things look ok now.
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I just went through that. Had to go into settings, find mail app (which was actuallly missing before I reset my ipad) find the email address I was getting the “no sender” on, delete them from ipad, and then add them again. Very tedious, becasue the new password app is awful too and to find yahoo you can’t just search for yahoo, since it’s part of my username for so many other apps. So have to scroll down to the y’s. And I have 8 email addresses so it took awhile. Make sure you save the adding. Make sure you have all the parts of your mail accounts (like reminders, contacts, etc) backed up to iCloud first though. Then I had to close the mail app and things look ok now.
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I fixed it by deleting my email logins from the app settings and then re-adding them.
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Thanks, I wonder if that means I have to fully log out of iCloud, since it's an iCloud mail address.
Unable to identify the sender on Apple Mail post iOS 18.2 update
