"Remove from Recents" missing from iOS 9 mail

Hi - has anyone had success with the method suggested by Jimmy? I tried it out but could not get it to work.

I do not backup addresses to iCloud nor do I use Mail from a Mac. Does anyone have any fixes for a person in my situation? I do have a spare iphone and can restore the iOS on that to pre-iOS 9 version and then delete the email address cache the "old way" but I believe that this will only clear the cache on the spare phone? Can someone please confirm this?

I have also read that one way to clear the address cache is to delete the mail account and then re-add it. In a scenario where you have multiple mail accounts setup on your phone, do you need to delete them all to clear the cache or just the one from which mails to the undesired addresses were originally sent?

Thanks in advance.

It looks to be in the latest iOS 9 beta3 on my iPad though the window requires a scroll down.

Here's my question ....

When did Apple start saving and syncing the "To:" address suggestions via iCloud, or other method, between my devices? I never saw that as a feature in the release notes, there seems to be no way to turn it off, and it seems to go against the statement where Apple isn't going through our email ... yet they seem to be collecting all of the "To" fields in our outgoing email.

Am I missing something here?

It doesn't matter if you use iCloud, either for contacts or email. I haven't synced my contacts - And I surely never saved all of the auto-suggested emails that popped up - but there they all there in the iCloud email application.

I just painstakingly went through and cleared out all of the auto-suggest addresses I could find. Of course, on iCloud you have to use two letters to start the auto-suggest instead of just on one on iOS so it took FOREVER but ... hoping that cleared them out of my iPhone and iPad. After a few minutes, and restarting the devices, it doesn't seem to have taken effect yet but hoping it will by morning, east coast time.

Try settings> mail,contacts, calendars> contacts found in mail> off. I'm not sure if this will do it but it looks promising.

... and unfortunately it doesn't seem to have worked. I cleared everything out of iCloud and the auto-complete suggestions are still there on my iPad and iPhone. Maybe it takes awhile to sync but it's been about ten and I've restarted both devices.

Disn't someone mention the fix was in a forthcoming beta update ?

settings>General>spotlight search> toggle contacts nvm wrong post

this will not remove unwanted addresses

I can't believe such an essential (imo) feature was removed from iOS but at least there's a workaround. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

1) Create an iCloud email account if you don't already have one. Settings -> iCloud -> Toggle Mail on. You'll be asked to create an address if you don't have one.

2) Log in to iCloud.com on a desktop or laptop.

3) Click on Mail on the website.

4) Compose an email and start typing the name or email you want to delete. Move your mouse over the suggestion you want to remove and then click the red circle that appears. This deletes the suggestion.

5) Repeat for each autofill suggestion you don't want.

My iPhone immediately picked up the changes and stopped suggesting these people when I compose mail.

If you want change you need to send feedback at the link below.

http://www.apple.com/feedback/

I installed iOS 9.1 this morning. It's back.

Just updated to 9.1 and the problem has been resolved.

Apple Fixed It!!! Just updated the IOS today (10/27/2015) and the "Remove from Recents" is back.

Saves me the trouble of getting an android.