[TheVillagePrince]

Why can you not swipe to delete text messages? But you can do it in emails? Same with recent CALLS.. you can't swipe to delete. Please Apple! Be consistent!

[Rob Phillips]

You CAN swipe to delete texts. Swipe left, then when then red box appears tap Delete.

Truthfully, I'd say iOS is probably the most consistent operating system available.

[eyecrispy]

What he said ^^^^
iOS is pretty dang consistent. More consistent than other major OSs I've used.

[Tartarus]

That additional tap on the delete button is there by choice.. Unlike emails, you can't recover text messages and recent calls from a 'Deleted' folder, because there is none.
So as a means of precaution, you have to tap the delete button one more time.

[Truman82]

Love how in most apps you can tap top part of screen to roll back up

[Ledsteplin]

Also, if you have messages set on forever, you can delete all the messages without deleting the thread. When you press "more", choose "Delete all" in the upper left corner.

[TheVillagePrince]

You CAN swipe to delete texts. Swipe left, then when then red box appears tap Delete.

Truthfully, I'd say iOS is probably the most consistent operating system available.

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Thanks for replying
It's different on emails. You simply swipe left to delete. You don't have to press delete!

And I it would have been consistent if they had a search bar in the call lists as well. They have a search bar in messages, settings, emails, but just not in the calls list. So searching for a number is agony. Maybe something for the iOS 11 wishlist

[TheVillagePrince]

That additional tap on the delete button is there by choice.. Unlike emails, you can't recover text messages and recent calls from a 'Deleted' folder, because there is none.
So as a means of precaution, you have to tap the delete button one more time.

THANK YOU! This makes so much sense!