How To Delete Emails On Iphone 8 Plus

The Trash All option is removed from iOS 10 and the new iOS 11, which makes it harder for iPhone user to delete all emails on iPhone in iOS 11. Deleting all emails on iPhone is needed when you want to free up space on iPhone or when you get many spam emails and want to remove them. Luckily, there are still two ways to remove all emails on your iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus or iPhone X in iOS 11, although less convenient. If you are considering doing so, read on and apply one of the tips below to delete all emails on iPhone in iOS 11.

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How to delete all emails on iPhone 8/iPhone X in iOS 11

As mentioned above, deleting emails on iPhone is one of the many ways to get more space on iPhone. A similar way to clear your iPhone storage is to delete messages on iPhone 8/8 Plus/X.

Tip 1: Remove all emails from iPhone 8/8 Plus/X in iOS 11 by multiple selections

This tip requires you to select the emails you'd like to delete one by one.

Step 1: Open Mail App on your iPhone 8/8 Plus/X.

Step 2: Go to the mailbox you'd like to remove emails from, like Inbox, Sent or Draft folder.

Step 3: Click Edit in the top right corner of the screen and then select the emails you'd like to delete by clicking the checkbox next to them.

Step 4: Tap on Trash to delete all the selected emails on your iPhone in iOS 11.

How to delete all emails on iPhone 8/iPhone X in iOS 11

Tip 2: Delete all emails on iPhone in iOS 11 by moving emails

As you may know, the Trash All option is still kept in Trash and Junk folders, thus you can remove all emails from your iPhone by moving these emails to one of the folders and then use the Trash All feature to get rid of them.

Step 1: Open Mail App on your iPhone in iOS 11.

Step 2: Go to the folder you'd like to delete all emails from.

Step 3: Click Edit and select one email.

Step 4: Press and hold Move and uncheck the selected email.

Step 5: Then you will see a new page which enables you to move all emails to another folder. Move the emails to Trash or Junk folder.

Step 6: Go to Trash or Junk folder and use the Trash All feature to delete all emails from your iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus or iPhone X.

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