Once you’ve received a few missives from those mailing lists you abhor, it’s time to unsubscribe. With that in place, let’s find out how easy it is to unsubscribe from those mailing lists. You also will need a few emails from mailing lists in your inbox–otherwise you wouldn’t need this feature in the first place. This process is as simple as installing any app on Android, so I will assume you already have that taken care of. The only thing you’ll need for this is the Edison Mail client installed and working with one (or more) of your email accounts. SEE: IT pro’s guide to the evolution and impact of 5G technology (TechRepublic download) What you’ll need
Once you see how simple it is to unsubscribe to such mailing lists, you’ll be tempted to make Edison Email your default app for the job, especially if you’re prone to getting caught up in a hailstorm of such lists.
I’m going to introduce you to this feature. Although this email app has a few features that make it stand out from the crowd, it’s that unsubscribe option that should catch the attention of many a user. However, there is a mobile email client that makes this process incredibly simple. Unsubscribing from those mailing lists can be a real pain in the inbox. I haven’t the slightest idea how my email address was caught up in this tornado of emails, but it has been fairly overwhelming. Recently it’s been a spate of auto dealer mailings.
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Hiring kit: Android developer (TechRepublic Premium)įor whatever reason, I tend to get caught up in a daily deluge of mailing list subscriptions.
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