check that.
if you switch from priority to default inbox it should allow you to deselect the categories.
They did manage to get around to updating mine. I hate it. Disabling them in the phone app did no good.
How I fixed it:
On the web (PC Browser):
- Go to your Gmail settings (little gear icon on the top right side) and click on it.
- Then click on Configure Inbox.
- Disable the tabs you don't want (I disabled Social, Promotions, Updates, and Forums).
On the web (PC Browser):
- Go into your Labels (left side of the screen) and completely hide Social, Promotions, Updates, and Forums.
They'll more than likely still be showing up in the Gmail app.
- Go into your phones settings and view all of the Applications.
- Locate Gmail and clear the data. This sets the phone up like you have it on the web.
- Those extra labels are now hidden.
- You'll need to go in and add your personal settings again (notification tone, signature etc. etc. etc.)
All done.![]()
I don't get it. In settings I go into Google (under accounts) and get a small list: my email addi, privacy, search, location g+ & ads. I go through the email a/c and get a whole big list starting with app data. I untick that then retick the app data and alls it does is resynch the device.
So yeah, if you could elaborate a little about what you *actually did* in relation to clearing the data and the outcome, I'd appreciate it. Meantime I might see if can't rustle up some further commentary in google's forums.
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