Accepting all cookies and clicking too many times without knowing exactly what you are selecting causes you to then receive notifications from Gmail coming from various brands. This causes your inbox to fill up with a multitude of messages that, afterwards, are actually of no interest at all. Well then, María Aperador, a cybersecurity expert, has revealed how to remove all your Gmail subscriptions with one click.
“From the Gmail URL, if you change the word ‘inbox’ to ‘sub’, it will take you to a section with all the subscriptions you have signed up for with your Gmail account. If you want to stop receiving advertising spam and unsubscribe from all subscriptions, as well as find out where you have signed up, because surely you don’t even remember many of them, you can do it here in a super convenient way,” she explains in a new post on her social media.
In addition, the young specialist has emphasized that “you can also get to that section in your left sidebar menu, by scrolling down and clicking on ‘Manage subscriptions””.
“María Aperador, cybersecurity expert, on spam emails: “You’ll be able to get rid of them in a second in one fell swoop””
On the other hand, Aperador also shared another video on her social media where she explains how to unsubscribe from spam emails. “You go into your Gmail account, click on more and on ‘manage subscriptions’. Gmail will automatically detect all the newsletters you’re subscribed to and you’ll be able to remove them in a second in one fell swoop,” she confessed, assuring that it is a process that few people know about.
“And as an extra tip, when you want to sign up for any site, use a different email address from the one you normally use, you’ll have everything centralized in one place,” the cybersecurity expert concluded, offering one more secret to make everything more secure.
