How do I change how often my email is checked on iPhone?
What to Know
- Go to Settings > Mail > Accounts > Fetch New Data.
- For each account, choose Push to update mail as often as possible, or Fetch to manually schedule a time, then select a Fetch schedule.
- Fetch schedule options include Automatically, Manually, Hourly, Every 30 Minutes, and Every 15 Minutes.
How do I get rid of unread email numbers on my iPhone?
Turning Off Unread Mail Count for Mail App Icons in iOS
- Go to “Settings” and head to “Notification Center”
- Tap on “Mail” and then tap on the mail account name to change the unread icon count for.
- Flip the “Badge App Icon” switch to OFF.
- Repeat for other email accounts if necessary.
What is the unread mail count on iPhone?
Mail app on iPhone and iPad is famous for having a huge count of unread email as a number on the application icon. It is shown in white color inside a red circular dot. This number is called ‘badges.’ These badges are a part of the notification system.
How do I get my iPhone to stop showing unread messages?
Go to “Settings”. Select “Mail, Contact, Calendars”. Select the mail account that shows the unread message. Turn “Mail” to “Off”. Turn the iPhone / iPad off by holding down the power button for 5 seconds and slide to power off. Wait for 30 seconds, turn the iPhone / iPad back on. Go to “Settings”.
Why are there no unread emails on my iPad?
The unread count in my case magically appeared a few days after I upgraded to 10.7.3 from the Junk mailbox. It keeps showing 2 unread junk mails, but there are none there (there = in my exchange account). All other iOS devices (phone, iPad) show no unread email count for the same exchange eMail, so it’s a local Lion problem.
Where is the unread mail folder on my computer?
It is located in your Home Library folder/ mail/ V2/ MailData. You can quit mail, navigate to that folder, move the envelope files to the desktop, and restart mail. Hit continue in the message box and it will rebuild the index. Quit Mail if it’s open.