If your inbox is drowning in newsletter subscriptions, this new Gmail subscription will get it back on dry land.

Gmail’s one-click “Unsubscribe” button sits to the right of each entry; as Google’s post about the new feature explains, the company now requires bulk senders to honor that quick "no thank you" and to ...

Reportedly, a researcher recently discovered a security flaw in Gmail's AI-generated summaries that could allow threat actors ...

For Gmail users, there’s good news. Google is rolling out a neat new feature that promises to help filter out these ...

Google is introducing a new feature in Gmail to help users better control the number of subscription emails in their inbox.

9to5Google reports that the new Manage subscriptions feature is rolling out in the Gmail app for Android via a server-side update. You can find it within the app’s overflow menu, and it ...

The Gmail feature is gradually rolling out, so you may not see it yet. To find it, click the navigation bar in the top left corner of your Gmail inbox then click “More.” Select Manage ...

“I had to write a Google App Script to figure out who is spamming me and at what rate, and then I deleted all such emails, around 80K, and unsubscribed from hundreds of domains,” shared the user.

Open the app settings, select the account, and uncheck the smart features toggle. For most people, Gmail's smart features are enabled out of the box, but they're off by default in Europe and Japan.

Gmail has new sliders on Android tablets, Material Design 3 on iPhones and iPads, and a sidebar Gemini image generator. Gmail mobile apps, united as one. Skip to main content ...