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This wikihow teaches you how to turn off the Mail app setting that keeps all the emails from one conversation in the same thread. Once you turn this off, messages from the same conversation will appear in your inbox as separate emails.[1]
Steps
- Open your iPhone's Settings. The Settings icon has gray gears on it and is found on your Home Screen.
- Tap Mail. The Mail app's icon has a white envelope on it, and it's located under the fifth set of menu options.Advertisement
- Slide the "Organize by Thread" switch to the "off" position. This option is found in the fourth set of menu options beneath the "THREADING" heading. When you turn off this switch, emails from the same conversation will appear in your inbox separately.
- The switch is in the "off" position when it changes from green to white.
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1. Open Settings.
2. Tap Mail.
3. Turn off "Organize by Thread."
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