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Outlook app updated for iOS and now the Junk folder swipe L and R are both delete where as previously I had swipe left as move.
Can’t change this setting and it is correct in all other folders.
Using Outlook for iOS in business environments for email and scheduling
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Hi Wade! This is Raech. I'm a fellow Outlook.com user and I'm here to help.
Could you please go to your Outlook app Settings > Swipe Options and check to make sure that the option is set to 'Move'?
Also, what version of the app do you have installed?
Hi Wade. Thank you for your reply. The same issue happens on my iOS device as well so it could be a bug with their latest version. Outlook for Android doesn't have this issue.
I would recommend contacting the in-app support directly to report this further.
In your Outlook mobile settings page, select Help & feedback > Contact Support.
You will be receiving a reply via their in-app messaging.
Let me know if you need any further assistance.
Yes the swipe R is set for delete and swipe L for move. App version is 4.2319.0 and it started happening this morning after it updated to the newer look. I’m running iOS 15.7.5 on an iPhone 7.