Anyone who has been on the Internet for a few years, let’s not say decades, It has an entrance tray in which emails accumulate to those who do not pay or pay any attention. We refer to Subscriptions in which one is discharged because he has an interest at a given time, but then disappears. They do not, however, the emails that continue to arrive every day, week or month and that, by simple laziness, They are ignored instead of solving one by one, canceling subscriptions that are no longer used.
Gmailfinally, it is launching a solution for this problem that allows you to remove it in the middle very simple and fast.
This new function is called Manage subscriptions And it allows to see at a glance all the emails that one is signed: newsletters, promotions, product updates that you left to use years ago … With a single touch, you can stop receiving them and thus make an important screen between the emails that come to you daily.
Manage subscriptions It is being deployed globally for the mobile app, both in Android as in iOSand in the web version. It appears in the Gmail navigation panel shown when touching the icon of the three horizontal stripes. Google has pointed out that it can take Up to 15 days to take the new option to all its users.
Press or click Manage subscriptionsGmail will show A list with all those associated with your account, next to a button to unsubscribe from each of them. If you are not sure to want to unsubscribe, you can Consult it to see the recent messages of the sender.
Provided that the issuer admits the cancellation option in a single click recommended by Google, it will be enough to play Cancel subscription To stop receiving emails. If the sender redirects an external website to unsubscribe, Gmail will offer the option Block Instead, so you will not see them again or occupy space in your entrance tray.
Taking into account that the option Unsubscribe carries with us from 2014surprises what Google has taken to offer centralized management to help users clean their inboxes. Better late than ever, if happiness is good.