• Google's new "Manage subscriptions" feature in Gmail allows you to unsubscribe from newsletters and offers with just one click.
• After testing on Android in April, Google is now ready to launch the feature across multiple platforms.
• Subscription management tools are being introduced to Gmail users on Android, iOS, and the web. The rollout will happen gradually over several weeks.

If your Gmail inbox is a mess, don't worry—you're not alone. Most of our inboxes are packed with email subscriptions, newsletters, or offers from sites we visited years ago. It's an ongoing struggle, but now Google is stepping in to help. You'll appreciate Gmail's latest update, which simplifies regaining control over your inbox.

Back in April, Google revealed a new Manage Subscriptions feature for Gmail, which has been under testing for months. While some users randomly started seeing the new Manage Tab on their Android or iPhone devices, it's now officially being rolled out to all users across Android, iOS, and the web. However, the availability will vary by platform, so you might not see it immediately.

The new "Manage subscriptions" section can be found inside the navigation bar at the top left corner of your Gmail inbox, positioned below the trash button and your folders or email categories. Tap the Manage subscriptions button to begin.

Upon entering this mode, you'll see a list of all your active subscriptions, newsletters, and related content, sorted by frequency of delivery starting from the top.

Conveniently, each email listing includes an unsubscribe button that does all the work with a single tap. No need to open an email, scroll down, and search for a tiny (and often hidden) unsubscribe link—Gmail handles it for you without forcing you to open yet another spam message.

It’s important to note that this feature is currently rolling out, so not everyone will have access today. As per Google's announcement, it will first become available to most Gmail web users. Following that, the Android app will receive a broader rollout next week, with iOS following around July 21st. Still, it could take weeks, if not longer, before it reaches everyone.

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Posts 1 According to Google, the Manage subscriptions option is "currently rolling out on web, Android, and iOS in select countries," though a full list of supported regions hasn’t been released. Additionally, it will become available later this month to all Google Workspace customers, individual users, and personal Google account holders.

Gmail’s new Manage subscriptions feature may seem small, but it brings meaningful improvements for users. Being able to view all your subscriptions in one place and manage them easily is a major change. This is a popular feature previously seen in competitors like Proton Mail. Meanwhile, Google has also recently enhanced Gmail search with AI tools, improved encryption, and continues refining its widely used email service. Look forward to subscription controls arriving in the coming days and weeks.

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