How do I remove junk mail from my iPad Air? I have tried everything and nothing happens?

hi John.
How do I delete my junk mail on my iPad? Tap the Edit button at the top and press Delete All. To save you the bother of doing it again go to Settings on the home screen, select Mail Contacts Calendars then your account and touch the Advanced button. Under Deleted Messages select Remove and choose an appropriate timeframe for automatic deletion (i.e.13 Aug 2012

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To mark a message as junk:

1. On your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 7 or later, open the message, tap the Flag at the bottom, then tap Move to Junk.
2. On your Mac, select the message and click the Junk button in the Mail toolbar. ...
3. At iCloud.com, select the message, then click the Flag button and choose Move to Junk.

Identify and filter junk mail in iCloud - Apple Support

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Check to see if you backed-up your iPad to iTunes on your computer. If so, try recovering from there.

Trash would be anything that you delete that comes from people you get email from. Junk would be like junk mail...unwanted or spam emails. Usually junk/spam email deletes instantly so you cannot retrieve it if you make a mistake. Trash usually deletes in 30 days. Some email servers allow you to change those settings as well

You can delete the email account from your ipad or the best and easiest way is to login to you email account directly the the server. Open the webpage of your ISP (gmail.com, yahoo.com etc..) login to your account and delete mails from there. Depending on your ipad email account this is the only way to delete the mails for good.

https://www.apple.com/support/ipad/

Well, I would say that the connection to your mail server has apparently failed. Make sure that you have the server settings set correctly for your mail server. It might also be worth a try to remove the account and then re-add it again. Do you have another email account to test? Or, try accessing the Internet from your iPad. If the Internet works, it's just an issue with your mail server. Contact your email provider if none of the above fixes your problem.

If you go into Settings > General > About. You should see all the information of your iPad. You will notice how many songs, videos, photos and applications etc.. you have. Also the capacity of the iPad (in terms of GB). Keep in mind, approximately 1-2GB of data is used by iOS7 (or whichever software update you have). Hope this helped!

Mail or iCloud (or gMail, if you use that, or in general the mail system) thinks the mail is junk, for some reason. You need to teach it that it isn't, by selecting the mail, press the folder icon and send the email to Inbox. Eventually, it will learn the difference.

Open Settings, tap General, then Usage. Check available storage. If it's less than 500 mb, consider removing stuff. The list at the top of this window identifies the culprits. If Music is big, consider deleting music (in the Music app) from the iPad... it'll remain available on your desktop iTunes (or on iCloud if you use iTunes Match). If you have huge apps that you don't play, get rid of them... (GTA, RealRacing, etc. are gigantic). If you keep videos or video podcasts on your iPad, stop it... just sync the ones you need.

Make iTunes your friend. Plug you iPad into your desktop device (if you're using one) and go through everything to see what you're syncing. Uncheck anything you don't use. You'll get space back.

Hi! Well, I'm happy to inform you that there is no trash can on the iPad. Apple is trying hard to simplify the usage as much as they can, hence no trash can to be found.