Good news for Gmail users, Google is preparing a new feature for its messaging, making it easy to find out which companies are sending you too many emails.
For many people, the incessant deluge of emails from mailing lists is one of the biggest causes of inbox saturation. Today it seems that Google has finally decided to offer Gmail users a way to better manage subscriptions thanks to a new centralized manager.
Signs of an upcoming “Subscriptions” filter have appeared in the Gmail Android app, with options to view and unsubscribe from senders based on their email frequency. The first details were spotted by PiunikaWeb and certain Internet users.
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Google will give you a way to unsubscribe from annoying mailing lists
Once launched, the “Subscriptions” section will apparently appear as a new label option in the Gmail sidebar, allowing Easily isolate all promotional emails, newsletters and other mailing list emails in one place. Users will be able to quickly identify the most polluting brands and companies when it comes to emails.
The app code reveals that Gmail will classify subscriptions into categories such as “less than 10,” “10 to 20,” or “more than 20” emails received per quarter. Through this, users can identify at a glance which senders are most responsible for cluttering their inbox and take appropriate action with built-in unsubscribe options.
A Reddit user reported seeing a pop-up in the app regarding the upcoming Subscriptions Manager: “ Now Gmail has a single place to view all your mailing lists and unsubscribe from unwanted messages “. However, when he tried to access the subscription center, he only saw a loading bar, a sign that the functionality is not quite ready yet, despite the explanatory message. It now remains to be seen when this new feature will be rolled out to all users of Google’s messaging service. In the meantime, we know that Google soon plans to let AI write your emails for you.