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  1. iMore Question's Avatar
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    I do not want my recent contacts to show in the banner that appears when I double click on the button to remove my open apps. Is there anyway that I can remove this?
    10-21-2014 06:10 PM
  2. pr1nce's Avatar
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    I don't think it can be removed
    10-21-2014 06:12 PM
  3. vn906c's Avatar
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    Settings>Mail, Contacts, Calendar>Scroll to contacts>Show in App Switcher
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    10-21-2014 06:23 PM
  4. Gretchen Kirchmer's Avatar
    Gretchen Kirchmer
    This doesn't work with iOS 9 update - any other tricks? I don't want it either.... At all!
    09-20-2015 10:45 AM
  5. Ledsteplin's Avatar
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    Originally Posted by Gretchen Kirchmer
    This doesn't work with iOS 9 update - any other tricks? I don't want it either.... At all!
    This feature is no longer available in iOS 9. What are you seeing that you do not want?


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    09-20-2015 10:48 AM
  6. HankAZ's Avatar
    HankAZ
    Originally Posted by Gretchen Kirchmer
    This doesn't work with iOS 9 update - any other tricks? I don't want it either.... At all!
    Sorry.. there's currently no way to remove it in iOS 9.
    09-20-2015 11:03 AM
  7. Ledsteplin's Avatar
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    Originally Posted by HankAZ
    Sorry.. there's currently no way to remove it in iOS 9.
    It's still there? I must be mistaken about the subject.


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    09-20-2015 12:18 PM
  8. HankAZ's Avatar
    HankAZ
    Originally Posted by Ledsteplin
    It's still there? I must be mistaken about the subject.


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    It was in the App Switcher under iOS 8, but was moved to the Search screen in iOS 9.

    I just discovered that you can go to Settings > General > Spotlight Search and turn [OFF] Contacts and the "recents" floating heads are not shown on the Search page... but you also lose the ability to search your contacts.
    09-20-2015 01:33 PM
  9. Ledsteplin's Avatar
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    Originally Posted by HankAZ
    It was in the App Switcher under iOS 8, but was moved to the Search screen in iOS 9.

    I just discovered that you can go to Settings > General > Spotlight Search and turn [OFF] Contacts and the "recents" floating heads are not shown on the Search page... but you also lose the ability to search your contacts.
    OK. Yeah. I thought they wanted it removed from the App Switcher. LOL
    09-20-2015 01:55 PM
  10. M Dozier's Avatar
    M Dozier
    Settings>General>spotlight search> toggle off Siri suggestions
    10-11-2015 09:18 AM
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