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Google has enhanced Gmail with AI-driven spam filters and a new Shielded Email feature that allows users to create temporary, anonymous email addresses to better protect privacy and reduce spam, although a new email address remains the most effective solution for avoiding unwanted messages.
Google has updated Gmail with an unsubscribe button and backend improvements for marketing emails, but the more effective solution for privacy and spam control is its new Shielded Email feature, which allows users to create and delete anonymous email aliases to better protect their inbox and personal data.
Google is removing its new unsubscribe button feature in the US and Spain that made it easier for users to opt out of automated business texts, possibly due to user complaints or business concerns, while the feature remains available in other countries.
Gmail has introduced an unsubscribe button in its Android app, following its earlier availability on iOS. The button, located at the top of emails, allows users to quickly unsubscribe from unwanted newsletters. This feature streamlines the process, as previously, Android users had to manually search for unsubscribe links within emails. While not everyone has access to the button yet, it is gradually rolling out to users.