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    Google Messages: Now Easily Unsubscribe from Spam and Promotions!

    Lina Johnson MercilliBy Lina Johnson MercilliMay 1, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    1. New "Unsubscribe" Feature: Google has launched an "Unsubscribe" feature in the Messages app to help users stop unwanted business messages, now widely available in several countries.

    2. User-Friendly Options: Users can easily unsubscribe by tapping a button on business messages, then choosing a reason such as "Spam" or "Not signed up," with the option to report spam.

    3. STOP Message Automation: When unsubscribing, a "STOP" message is automatically sent to the sender, ensuring no further non-essential messages are delivered, while important notifications may still be received.

    4. Resubscription Available: Users can resubscribe to messages if desired, providing flexibility in communication preferences while distinguishing from complete blocking.

    Google Messages Adds Unsubscribe Feature to Combat Spam

    Google Messages has rolled out a new “Unsubscribe” feature, empowering users to manage unwanted business promotions. This enhancement aims to declutter messaging threads by allowing users to opt-out of non-essential messages easily.

    When a business message arrives, users will notice an “Unsubscribe” button above the text field. Tapping this option opens a screen asking why the user is unsubscribing. Five options appear, ranging from “Not signed up” to “Spam.” This selection process guides Google in refining how businesses engage with users.

    Once users tap “Unsubscribe,” a “STOP” message is sent back to the sender. Consequently, users should stop receiving promotional content from that business. However, essential notifications, like appointment reminders or one-time passwords, may still come through, ensuring that necessary communications remain intact.

    This feature differs from blocking, which halts all correspondence. Instead, users maintain control over their preferences, allowing for resubscriptions if situations change. The Unsubscribe feature is currently available for users in the U.S., Brazil, France, Germany, India, Mexico, Spain, and the UK, covering RCS and SMS messages from businesses.

    Conversely, this initiative reflects a growing trend in smart urban environments. As cities embrace technology, features like these can enhance citizen experiences. They offer a smoother communication landscape, ultimately leading to more efficient interactions between residents and businesses.

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