How to stop mail empty subject field warning

So does anyone know how to stop the dam warning on the I pad? Just went through a restore and this warning is back. I was able to stop it, just can't remember how. <age factor I guess>
Thanks,

Hi there
I have deleted the account from all my devices and set it up again, but the problem continues. Any other ideas?

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