
Written By Shweta Ganjoo
Edited By: Shweta Ganjoo | Published By: Shweta Ganjoo | Published: Jan 22, 2024, 01:37 PM (IST)
Google recently announced two new features for Gmail that will make it easier for users to unsubscribe unwanted emails in Gmail on the web and in the company’s mobile apps. As of now, Google shows a small Unsubscribe button at the end of the message they receive from an organisation on the web and in the company’s Android and iOS-based apps. This button is small, not clearly visible and often mistaken for sub-text. But now, the company is making this Unsubscribe button more accessible to its users. Also Read: Gmail Notifications On Android Get ‘Mark As Read’ Shortcut: How It Works And What’s New
The company via an update on its blog post recently announced that it is rolling out updates to Gmail on Web and the mobile apps that will make the Unsubscribe button more accessible and, in the process, make it easier for users to get rid of the unwanted emails. Also Read: Gmail Unsubscribe Scam: One Click Could Expose Your Entire Inbox - How To Be Safe
Firstly, Google has added the Unsubscribe button to the hover actions in the thread-list on web. Google says that when users click the unsubscribe button, Gmail will send a http request or an email to the sender to remove their email address from their mailing list. “When the unsubscribe button is clicked, Gmail sends http request or an email to the sender to remove your email address from their mailing list,” Google said in a blogpost. This functionality has been added on Gmail’s web-based platform. Also Read: How to change your default Google account in Android
On mobile, the company has moved the unsubscribe button from the three-dot menu to appear more prominently in the email. “Moving the unsubscribe button from the three-dot menu to appear more prominently in your email on your Android and iOS devices,” the company added.
Availability
As far as availability is concerned, the company says that these features are now available to all Google Workspace customers and users with personal Google Accounts on web and iOS devices and are rolling out now on Android devices at an extended pace.
On your PC
On Android phone and iPhone