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Unread messages disappear from Notification Centre

After updating to iOS 7.1 unread messages do not always show in Notifications Centre.


They show initially but then if they are any are left unread from the previous day they do not show in Notification Centre even though they are marked with the "unread" blue dot in Messages


I haven't "cleared" the notification either


Any advice?

Posted on Mar 27, 2014 8:31 AM

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Feb 3, 2015 3:04 PM in response to monicash

I'm on Rogers in Canada and I have the same problem. However the tup about turning mail push notifications off seems to have worked for me. I changed it to manual and now my text messages continue to show in the notification centre. I haven't done extensive testing of this but so far it seems to have worked. I have switched to other 3rd party mail app instead which allows me to have push notifications still (New outlook is really good and supports a lot of sites).

hope this helps. - turn off push in the default mail app

Apr 28, 2015 12:40 AM in response to vikramkh12

Update - After 2 weeks of using it on iOS8.3, I am disappointed to say that atleast on my iphone, this problem has become more wierd.


1. Now the the unread messages stay in notification centre for much longer time than before, but it takes around 2 days or some trigger to make them disappear from the list. I am still not able to find out what that "trigger" is.


2. Also, now if you just restart ur phone Or the phone battery finishes, then when you recharge & start it up back again, all the unread messages simply disappear from the notification centre.


So the issue has gone from bad to worse. Why cant Apple get their native Message app fixed ?


If any has found a new solution ( have tried almost everything that exists on internet/forums) , please let me know. It will be helpful


Regards

Unread messages disappear from Notification Centre

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