Problems with mail in iOS 9

I have the 'This message has not been downloaded from the server'-problem too on my iPad Air. I won't download no longer updates in the future. Too much troubles!

After I reported my empty drafts (no message) and other lost content (not downloaded from server message) my pop account miraculously turned into an IMAP one and ALL my mails were just GONE, everything wiped clean.

Fiddling with the imap server settings my inbox filled again, but my Apple dealer said I lost drafts and sent mail forever because they were stored on the iPad.

Now, how and why does it disappear and so gradually? Why can't I (or some expert) retrieve it?

At one point I could search for a word in the content of my empty mails and I got hits, so the content was still there only not visible.I'm obviously a nitwit when it comes to IT but this gradual dispappearance of content and the entire structure of my pop account, don't tell me no one can fix this?

Is it really so difficult to understand why people do not want to synchronize certain things? Now I wished my drafts folder and sent mail was.

I'm getting my inbox back stuffed with mails I previously deleted.

My MacBook isn't upgradable anymore, I'm stuck with OS 10.6.8 which isn't compatible with iOS 9. But perhaps that's not a bad thing in this case?

I would be happy to know the consequences of upgrading iOS next time (a unmistakable warning: hey, if you use POP this could happen...) and of an easy way of turning it back. By the time I had figured out how to do it, it was too late.

Here's another problem. Anyone else having this one? One day without notice, my iPhone 5c with iOS 9 can no longer send mail. I can receive, but when I try to send on my POP/IMAP accounts it tells me the sender is unverified or some such. I didn't change anything--I've had iOS 9 for a while--it was fine one day, and stopped working the n

Just adding my name to the list of people with this problem with pop emails. Let's hope 9.1 sorts it. What a fundamental thing for Apple to screw up on ......

I have this problem too. Nothing from apple on a fix and this is a BIG issue. Sick of tech companies using their customers as guinea pigs. Test the product BEFORE releasing it on all of us!

Same problem here. Meanwhile Apple is in silent mode while they are blackmailing their clients....?

My iCloud drafts are affected niw too. If I save them in the cloud they 'lose' their content.

On my iPhone 4S even worse: saved on my phone they disappear altogether,

I can't write and save drafts in Mail anymore

on any device. I save them in my Notes, hoping they won't vanish from there too.

The guy from the 'helpdesk' where I bought my iPad had not aware of this problem:"wait for the next update" :-(

Same problem here with loss of content in POP/SMTP messages on my iPhone 6 running iOS 9.0.2.

Add me to the list.

It happened on my 5s as soon as I "upgraded" to iOS9, and of course it's also happening on my brand new 6s.

It's as if messages turn into pumpkins after midnight -- the disappeared-messages are from "yesterday" or before, though some seem to be allowed to stick around. Re-downloading does not help. As others have found, re-starting or re-booting the phone does not help. The funny thing is that in the message-list view I can still see the preview lines!

I use POP for a reason! as do others here. It's been working for me for years right up through iOS8. I leave messages on the server until *I* delete (or move) them there.

It is super annoying, as I keep particular messages around for a reason, for reference, or even just for fun.

I hope they fix this and soon.

Same problem after iOs 9 downloaded on my iPad and Ipod Touch. It's very annoying becaus I use my mails for tickets and so on. Please Apple, solve this problem quickly!! This is no fun!

I submitted feedback through Apple's iPhone feedback page. I tagged it as a "bug report" since that's what it seems like to me.

I'm also busy considering workarounds, but it's a frackin' nuisance!

My two cents:

Count me in! A lot of mail unreadable!

I really think Apple should explain to all of us what's going on here.

I think this is bigger than "antenna-gate" or "thoughts on flash". I lost a lot of my e-mail stored on my Phone since the release of IOS 9. IOS 9.0.1 didn't fix it. IOS 9.0.2 didn't fix it. No signs IOS 9.1 will. Just silence.

Remembering the days Steve Jobs came out with a press-conference after antenna gate, admitting for screwing up, and clearing out.

So Tim: Where are you??

Greetings,

Erik