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We've got a user who has got a new iPhone 5s and has a Yahoo email account, it doesn't appear there is anyway to limit the amount of messages downloaded (before the user had it set to 200).<br />
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The knock on effect of this is that the user has 1400 unread messages, is there anyway of making it so it only downloads the most recent 200 messages?<br />
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I know it would be simpler to just mark them all as read but the user doesn't want to do this. Basically they want it back the way it was.
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We've got a user who has got a new iPhone 5s and has a Yahoo email account, it doesn't appear there is anyway to limit the amount of messages downloaded (before the user had it set to 200).

The knock on effect of this is that the user has 1400 unread messages, is there anyway of making it so it only downloads the most recent 200 messages?

I know it would be simpler to just mark them all as read but the user doesn't want to do this. Basically they want it back the way it was.

Yahoo email on iPhone iOS7

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