Gmail puts an end to spam and promotional emails: this is the solution

Keeping up with email without storage is a constant struggle. One of the reasons for the high volume of messages is advertisements, subscriptions and general spam content that provides no clarity but is annoying. Gmail has found a solution to this problem and allows users to better manage their inbox.

According to reports from various sources, including users on PiunikaWeb and Reddit, Google is developing a tool called “Manage Subscriptions”, Designed to provide users with a simple and efficient way to manage their email subscriptions.

With this option, users can easily see which companies or sites are sending them the most emails They can unsubscribe from these subscriptions with the push of a button.

Users of this email platform have been demanding for some time now that spam and unwanted subscriptions, which send messages continuously and take up storage capacity of the application, are seriously stopped. This will become a problem for those who don't subscribe to Google One in the future, which expands the amount of data that can be stored.

Activating this functionality will be done through a new section in the Gmail app, It can be accessed from the icon with three horizontal lines in the top left corner of the screen.

By tapping this icon, users can enter the app's side menu, where they'll find the “Manage Subscriptions” option. Checking this box will open a new page titled “Subscriptions”. Users can view a list of all active subscriptions sorted by the number of emails received in a quarter.

According to the leaked information, subscriptions will be displayed in three main categories: Less than 10 emails per quarter, 10 to 20 emails per quarter and more than 20 emails per quarter. This categorization will allow users to easily identify which subscriptions are causing the most clutter in their inbox and take steps to cancel them if they wish.

Additionally, the “Manage Subscriptions” feature will also give users the option to unsubscribe from a subscription with a single click. Next to the name of the company or site the email is coming from, users will see a button that allows them to quickly and easily unsubscribe, No need to wade through individual emails or search for hidden unsubscribe links.

Although the “Manage Subscriptions” feature is still under development, some users got a chance to try it out through a pop-up that appeared in the Gmail app. however, The official release of the tool is not defined and Google does not provide information about itThat's why some users have experienced problems using it normally because it's in a trial period.

Google's email service will integrate Gemini into its functionality, allowing users to access a suite of tools that improve their productivity in the app.

Among the most notable new features is the “Help Me Write” function, which is designed to help users write texts for specific purposes. For example, Users can ask you to enter vacation leave and Gemini will do it.

This tool promises to be a practical solution for those looking for efficiency and effectiveness when communicating via email.

Gmail also makes another feature: the ability to create email digests. This feature allows users to understand the essential content of your messages without having to read them in full. Powered by advanced AI algorithms, the tool analyzes the text of emails and provides a concise summary, allowing users to quickly understand the central idea or key points of the messages they receive.