problem with deleting some texts and then not being in chronological order I have an iPhone 6. I clean up and only delete certain texts. When I do that the name and group of texts does not fall into the chronological line up, it stays at the top. Does that make sense? Why does it do that?
Totally concur... On my old 4S, when I would delete some but not necessarily ALL of some messages in a conversation, that conversation would drop in my messages to its proper place, based on the date of the that last text.

With 6S, someone from 6 mos ago can send you a text.  After you reply and delete it, that message thread from 6 mos ago stays on top.

With the old 4S, they would drop down to their proper place based on date of last text.

That's a big bummer about the new iPhones versus the old ones.  And it makes it easy for something important to fall off the radar.

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