(NEXSTAR) – Email inbox flooded with spam? You might want to think twice about hitting the “unsubscribe” button. The unsubscribe button, when accessed within legitimate emails from legitimate ...

I used to treat the unsubscribe link as a pressure-release valve for my inbox: one click, a little less noise. But the more I’ve dug into how scammers and shady marketers abuse that button, the more I ...

Kim Komando scouts the hidden risks of hitting unsubscribe on junk mail. Learn why one in 644 of these links is a trap designed to steal your data and how to use built-in email safety tools to stay ...

Keeping your inbox tidy often starts with tapping “unsubscribe.” After all, nobody likes a flood of spammy emails. But that simple click can put you at risk. One recent report found that one in every ...

Spam messages are a major nuisance in modern communication, but Google Messages is doing its best to deliver an easy solution to the problem. The latest addition to Google Messages is an "Unsubscribe" ...

Unsubscribing from a barrage of unwanted emails might feel like digital spring cleaning—but in some cases, it could be opening the door to scams. As inboxes overflow with newsletters, promotions, and ...

A nyone who's ever bought anything off the Internet is familiar with the "unsubscribe" button, which sounds great, but can be a pain. It may be election-year pandering, but the latest news may be one ...

The Gmail app on iOS, iPadOS, and Android has implemented a new feature: a quick unsubscribe button for email newsletters. Here's how to use the new feature to get rid of annoying newsletters in one ...

Clicking "Unsubscribe" can sometimes lead to more headaches, but there are ways to stay safe. Most reputable bulk email chains like newsletters, online shopping promotions, streaming service updates, ...