In 2017, the New York Times revealed that Unroll.me — the popular free email unsubscribe tool — had been selling its users' email data, including Lyft ride receipts, to Uber. The backlash was immediate. An FTC investigation followed. And yet, years later, Unroll.me's business model remains...
The average professional receives over 120 emails per day. Multiply that by years of accumulated newsletters, notifications, and forgotten subscriptions, and most inboxes contain tens of thousands of messages that will never be read. Manually sorting through that backlog would take days. Email...
LinkedIn is one of the most aggressive email senders on the internet. If you have a LinkedIn account, you already know this. Connection requests, message notifications, endorsement alerts, job recommendations, "who viewed your profile" updates, news digests, group activity, InMail from...
Facebook sends a lot of email. Between friend requests, comment replies, Marketplace alerts, event invitations, Memories reminders, and security notifications, it's easy to end up with dozens of Facebook emails flooding your inbox every week. The good news: you can turn off almost all of them...
Amazon is one of the biggest sources of email in most people's inboxes. Between order confirmations, deal alerts, shipping updates, Kindle recommendations, Audible suggestions, Prime Video notifications, and Whole Foods promotions, it is not unusual to receive five or more Amazon emails in a...
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