Google announced On Tuesday, it launches a new Gmail feature that is designed to help users easily manage their subscriptions and declare their information boxes. The new tool “Manage Subscriptions” is rolling online, Android and iOS in selected countries.
With the new feature, users can view and manage their subscription emails in one place and quickly unsubscribe from those they no longer want to receive.
Users can view their active subscriptions, organized by the most common shippers, along with the number of emails they have sent in the past few weeks. Clicking on a sender gives a direct view of all emails from them. If a user decides to unsubscribe, Gmail will send unsubscribe to the sender for them.
“It can be easy to feel overwhelmed by the pure volume of subscription emails plugging your information box: Daily Alerts, which are essentially spam, weekly blog newsletters that you no longer read, advertising emails from merchants you haven’t bought in years, can rapidly rally,” Chris Doan, Gmail’s director, wrote in years. Blog -Fish.
Users can access the new feature by clicking on the navigation bar in the upper-left corner of their Gmail Inbox and then choosing to “manage subscriptions.”
It is worth mentioning that the launch of the function does not come as a surprise because some users Spotted the tool Back in April.
Manage subscriptions adhere to the other Gmail tools, which are designed to reduce your inbox, such as the One-click unsubscribe a tool that mined last year. The feature allows users to unsubscribe emails with a simple “unsubscribe” button, remove the need to navigate through websites or the bottom of emails when looking to unsubscribe to the advertising and newsletter.
Google says the new feature will start rolling on the starting site on Tuesday, with Android and iOS users starting to receive it on July 14 and July 21, respectively. It may take up to 15 days from the start of the rolling function to reach every user, says the company.
The feature management subscriptions are available to all Google Workspace clients, individual Workspace subscribers, and users with personal Google accounts.
