In a technology-based society, we can easily join mailing lists for news, alerts, and promotions from online stores, services, and social media applications. You can unsubscribe from this service at any time by notifying the sender or changing your account settings. There's also a great website service that you can use to get rid of all those junk messages at once!
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Method 1 of 3: Unsubscribe from the mailing list
Step 1. Open the email from the official service or sender you want to unsubscribe from
According to a law passed in 2003, every authorized business must provide an unsubscribe option from business services in an easy and accessible manner. The email will contain a link that will allow you to unsubscribe.
Step 2. Click the "Unsubscribe" link to the right of the sender's email address
This simple feature was added by Gmail so you don't have to search for unsubscribe links in emails. Once you unsubscribe, Google will automatically send a notification email to the sender to remove you from their mailing list.
- Click the " Unsubscribe " button again if you are prompted to confirm that you no longer wish to receive subscribed emails.
- Not 100% of the emails you want to stop will show this option. If your email doesn't show an " Unsubscribe " link, you'll need to manually unsubscribe.
Step 3. Use Ctrl + F keys to find the “Unsubscribe” link
Type the word unsubscribe or unsubscribe in the search box to find links quickly. Click on the link and you will be directed to the sender's website. You may have to click " Unsubscribe " again.
You don't need to log in to your account. Look for the " Unsubscribe " button and click it again. However, if the sender sends some kind of notification, you will need to log in to your account to change your settings. Read on for the section on unsubscribing
Step 4. Beware of spam from parties who are not affiliated with the official company
Spam will persuade you to send money through scams, pyramid schemes, or get-rich-quick schemes. If someone you don't know is trying to persuade you to send them money, that's spam, and mark the email as "spam".
Mark emails as spam. Above the email title, there is a stop sign symbol with an exclamation point. Click the icon to report spam
Step 5. Call the company if their emails keep coming
If you continue to be emailed after you unsubscribe, contact the company and ask them to remove you from their mailing list. Tell them that if they continue to send unwanted emails, you will file a complaint with the Indonesian Consumers Foundation (YLKI) or other similar agency in charge of your location. Follow the instructions to visit the website page and file a complaint with YLKI.
Step 6. Repeat the process
The process of unsubscribing you must continue to do next. Even after you've visited each company's website to clean up your email, you should continue to do so. Whenever you get a new email, follow the unsubscribe steps above.
Method 2 of 3: Unsubscribe from Notification Service
Step 1. Sign in to the account that sends you a lot of notification emails or notifications
It's important that you go to the website to change your account settings, because if you only unsubscribe via email, you're only opting out of one type of notification email. As a result, you will continue to receive other notification emails from the site. Twitter and Facebook are examples of websites that send several types of notifications.
Step 2. Go to your account settings section
On Facebook, Twitter, and other websites, the settings table in the menu is located in the upper right corner of your start page or profile page. Click the small profile picture in the upper right corner of the screen. Then click "Settings" or settings on the menu list.
Step 3. Click the notification
The notification table is most likely in the left pane of your screen. This table is halfway down the list of notification options on Twitter and Facebook.
Step 4. Go to the notification email section
You will see other notification settings, you can also change the notification settings of that website. Just ignore it and go straight to the notification email.
Step 5. Unsubscribe from notification services that you don't want to receive
You can turn off "more frequent" notifications. For example, when someone comments on a post tagged you. On the other hand, you can choose to keep the notifications you want to receive. For example, you can choose to enable notification services such as when someone adds you as a friend.
Turn off all notifications. If you want to turn them all off at once, you can do that too. At the top of your notification page, check the box so that you only receive emails about your account, security, and privacy. To turn off all emails on Twitter, click the blue button that says turn off
Step 6. Click on the phone notification section and unsubscribe
If you also receive spam on your phone, unsubscribe from the notifications you receive. At the top or bottom of the notification email, you'll see the phone section.
- If you want to continue to receive certain notifications, don't click on the notifications you want to continue to receive.
- If the phone notification page asks for your phone number, don't enter your phone number. You are not receiving notifications via your phone. Although email notifications may appear on your phone, that's now all taken care of.
Method 3 of 3: Unsubscribe via Website Service
Step 1. Go to the site's service to remove spam from your email account
This kind of service allows you to get rid of all the unwanted spam at once. In addition, this service will display a list of spam sites in your email account before you unsubscribe.
Step 2. Provide your email address on the site
Read the terms of service provided to ensure that you agree to the applicable regulations before you accept them. You must enter your email account password for the service to work. Once they have access to your email account, they will remove spam from your email account.
Step 3. Delete the data of the sender or service whose email you do not want to receive
This service will display a list of emails you have received. From this list, you can choose which ones you want to delete. You don't have to pay for this service, but these kinds of websites will ask you to promote their company in exchange for removing spam from your inbox. They will ask you to promote their service via email, Twitter, or Facebook.
If you don't want to do promotions, don't worry, these websites will never send emails without your consent
Step 4. Choose the sender and service whose emails you still want to receive
This site can pack all the promotional emails you like in one email. This feature will make your inbox extra tidy!
