Few are the web pages or digital services that do not insist that we register if we want to use their systems, and that is that our data is authentic pure gold. Normally, we use our regular email account to register on these sites, and we are in the Gmail era. So that, Thanks to this web application, we will be able to delete the user accounts that we have registered with Gmail in a few simple steps, without complications. Let's take a closer look at Deseat.me, the umpteenth proof that users are getting tired of spam via email and a little method to fix it.
It is not at all unusual that we have lost the total account of the websites in which we have registered, in fact, many of them probably no longer exist, so our entered data is doomed to be irretrievably sold to the highest bidder. This web application (shown by the guys from Microsiervos) will issue us a list of the websites or services in which we have registered using our Gmail account, and thus, we can choose one by one and without complications which ones we no longer use and it is time to get rid of them.
Of course, to enter Deseat.me, curiously we will also have to register with our Google account, but we are going to give it a vote of confidence for the work it will carry out and because it requires few user permissions. Apparently, the application checks our mailbox and shows a list of websites where it will offer to unsubscribe. Now we can select which of them are going to disappear from our email and clicking on "delete" will direct us to the exact place where we can delete our account. And there are services in which it is not exactly easy to delete the account, such as Spotify.