I think this started with IOS 11, no way that I know of to get rid of it.
Original message:
It seems to me that are used to have my Messages app set such that if I
hit delete on a message or a message conversation, it would go away
without asking me if I wanted to delete it. Maybe I’m just miss
There is the possibility of using edit mode to select multiple conversations
and then delete. That at least adds some flexibility. I think it is a
conspiracy to make us use more memory and therefore buy bigger phones (just
joking). I believe there is also a way to have conversations timeout and
Tim is correct. Once a message, or conversation, is deleted, because it is
encrypted, there are no backups or delete folders. So, once deleted, there is
no possibility of recovering the message or conversation.
There were enough complaints by people who accidentally deleted messages or
conversa
Hi,
It's just not possible. With Messages in the Cloud and such, the
"confirmation" question is considered necessary.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Apple Teacher
(with Swift Playgrounds Recognition)
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Sep 20, 2018, at 17:04, Mary Otten wrote:
It seems to me that are used to
This was in iOS 11 too. Its just something I put up with because for
me its a non issue.
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On 9/20/2018 4:04 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
It seems to me that are used to hav
It seems to me that are used to have my Messages app set such that if I hit
delete on a message or a message conversation, it would go away without asking
me if I wanted to delete it. Maybe I’m just miss remembering. That changed at
some point, not with iOS 12 however. I would like to stop this
