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Sep 14, 2016 3:42 AM in response to David Bedfordby Doctor9fan,If this is under the trash folder then click on edit & at the bottom of the screen you have mark all & delete all.
Tbh this is the same way to delete all mails under most if not all folders.
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Sep 14, 2016 5:34 AM in response to David Bedfordby Briansyddall,Hi
In mail go to all inboxes then to mailboxes scroll down page until you get to each
Mail account then you see junk- trash you can delete all at once.
Cheers
Brian
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Sep 14, 2016 6:05 AM in response to Briansyddallby arv9,This is not about deleting, what's already in the trash - it is about going to your inbox, clicking "Edit" and not being able to click "delete" because it is not active.
To escalate this, Mail is reloading deleted messages, so there are 500 of them. But this I also had with iOS 9
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Sep 14, 2016 11:41 AM in response to arv9by David Bedford,★HelpfulTo clarify : using iOS 10 Mail, sent items -
In iOS 9 you clicked EDIT > DELETE ALL, in iOS 10 the only option is to EDIT > then mark each one individually... not good...
David
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Sep 14, 2016 11:12 PM in response to David Bedfordby tossercumbers,yes i have the same problem now on both my iPhone 6plus phones using iOS 10! go into mail select all inboxes see mail press edit only option is mark all no DELETE ALL! FFS it should be easy! Why is it DELETE ALL not there?
been into all settings until I'm bored.
"Come on APPLE" "HELP!
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Sep 15, 2016 2:50 AM in response to arv9by mariotheplumber,Mail reloading deleted messages after using "delete all" is a well documented issue which has existed since version iOS9. It only occurs with POP accounts and strangely it did not appear to affect all users.
Are you experiencing it on iOS10? Can you confirm the account is a POP account?
I was hoping it would be cured by iOS10. I guess Apple don't consider it a priority issue 'cause their mail is IMAP.
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Sep 15, 2016 2:59 AM in response to David Bedfordby mariotheplumber,TRASH appears in Inbox & Sent folders > DELETE appears in the Trash folder... correct?
I was hopeful the TRASH ALL feature had been deliberately omitted as a cure to the issue with iOS9 where using it made all deleted emails magically re-appear.
Much as I miss the TRASH/DELETE ALL feature, selecting each mail individually is preferable to having hundreds of emails magically re-appear.
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Sep 15, 2016 6:15 AM in response to kcupby kcup,actually not same thing as deleting all new mail at all
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Sep 15, 2016 6:52 AM in response to David Bedfordby larryincmh,★HelpfulI have this same issue and it seems many responders are failing to understand the issue. It seems that, with the update, the "delete all" function has disappeared from every mailbox except trash. The move function has also disappeared from the mailboxes. The exception to this is if ONLY one mail is selected, but, if you select more than one mail (after clicking edit) then the delete/trash and move functions gray out.
This is not good. I have many filters on my mail that send certain types of mails to various mailboxes. I used to open those boxes, sometimes mails at 50+ per hour flow to those boxes, and could just hit "edit" and "delete all" and they would go to trash. Now there is no delete feature after hitting edit. The only thing allowed is to mark all as read or unread, or flag all.
Highly inconvenient. Even for my mail accounts that use a "deleted mail" folder instead of a "trash" folder this function has gone away. The only way right now I can delete all this mail is to go to Outlook on my computer and do it, or log into the browser for Gmail and do it there. Fix this please.
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Sep 15, 2016 7:47 AM in response to mariotheplumberby ArvidLeyh,Should both work correctly, but both go wrong. Yesterday I deleted 500 mails. Takes about 8 minutes.
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Sep 15, 2016 8:00 AM in response to Doctor9fanby Jesse A V,No. The option is no longer there in ios10
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Sep 15, 2016 10:23 AM in response to David Bedfordby fireftr075,★HelpfulSame question APPLE WE NEED A SOLUTION on this.