Manage subscriptions feature: Google has launched a new feature called ‘Management Subscription’ on Gmail, which will allow users to unsecured with their active email subscriptions from a tap. This feature was first seen in the development about a year ago. Now, Gmail has finally started rolling it out for all its users globally.
Gmail subscription feature
Gmail’s managing subscription section appears in the overflow menu under the trash icon. This section consists of all active email subscriptions that are associated with the email address of a user. In addition to consolidating all active subscriptions, the new managing subscription section also allows users to untoward from email subscription using a tap. It is also shown in this section how many emails were received from a particular sender. While the users can unseen from an email by tapping on the untouchables located right next to the name of the users, the publication notes that in some cases, users can be directed to a pop-up window to complete the process. Furthermore, the company says that by blocking a sender, the user does not end membership from its own mailing list. It only sends future emails from the sender to spam directly. So far, this feature is being launched in Gmail’s Android app. Google says that the ability to manage membership is being slowly being introduced to all GMAIL users on all platforms including iOS and web.
How to unsubscribe to email subscription on Gmail?
1: Update the Gmail app on your Android phone or iPhone.
2: In the upper corner, tap on the menu icon.
3: Scroll below and tap on the subscription button manage.
4: Tap on the untouchable button right next to the sender’s name.
