Do you know that Google listens to user suggestion seriously? To prove this point, Google just answered many email-users' prayers by launching a new "block" button.
"Sometimes you get mail from someone who’s really disruptive. Hopefully it doesn’t happen often—but when it does, you should be able to say, 'Never see messages from this person again,'" the company writes in its blog post on the news.
Any emails from addresses that you choose to block will now automatically go into your spam folder. See ya later, trolls.
In the web app, the block feature is hidden behind the reply button drop-down menu, which isn’t exactly where people will be looking for it.
Gmail's also introducing its "unsubscribe" button to its Android app.
Although you could unsubscribe to emails on your web-based Gmail account, Android users can now do it from their apps.
"Sometimes you get mail from someone who’s really disruptive. Hopefully it doesn’t happen often—but when it does, you should be able to say, 'Never see messages from this person again,'" the company writes in its blog post on the news.
Any emails from addresses that you choose to block will now automatically go into your spam folder. See ya later, trolls.
In the web app, the block feature is hidden behind the reply button drop-down menu, which isn’t exactly where people will be looking for it.
Gmail's also introducing its "unsubscribe" button to its Android app.
Although you could unsubscribe to emails on your web-based Gmail account, Android users can now do it from their apps.
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