When you get overwhelmed with the flood of email boxes full of unnecessary emails from newsletters? Eventually, the dark clouds part and sunlight appear! Gmail for Android is testing a new function to help individuals who try to unsubscribe from unwanted emails.
Imagine an app with a dedicated part hidden in the menu. This includes the Perdita newsletter and mailing list subscriptions. This is a goodbye note to the days when I surf my pool of hundreds of emails! No longer will you be caught unawares, you can hit the unsubscribe button with one touch, and get back control of your inbox and sanity.
But wait, there’s more! To help you order your subscriptions wisely, this new add-on suggests neat filters as a tool. Sort by email frequency: For example, we can add the following categories: 0-3 emails per quarter, 4-19 emails per quarter, or more than 20 emails. Since here you have such small elements – only one subscription – you can simply click on what is not worth this unsubscribe button.
Early signs are promising. Reddit user “BlanchDuBois74” is spreading the rumor that the feature is already being tested in the Gmail app. This may suggest the conclusion of the testing phase. So, with that, we can say that only a few weeks are left for its official unveiling!
Say goodbye to email clutter or the annoying ballooning of your inbox and welcome more enjoyable email processing instead. Due to its new and optimized interface, Gmail on Android will not be spoiled by an abundance of unsubscribe buttons.
