Deseat.me, clean your email of those happy subscriptions

With the large number of services that exist on the Internet, it is normal that you have subscribed to more than one leaving your data and regularly receiving annoying emails that fill your inbox. In addition, it creates a rather annoying panorama if we are one of those who usually work with our email account and we need to have our inbox as clean as possible. And that is where services such as Deseat.me.

This service it will make your email accounts safe from all those subscriptions that once they conquered you for some special reason —or not— and that you currently have no idea that this service has your data (name, address, date of birth, etc.) and is using it. Now, the best thing about this service is how easy it is to use.

Deseat.me works by scanning our email accounts. Now for it to work you must have an active account in Gmail or Outlook. If you meet this requirement, the next thing will be to sew and sing.

Upon entering the Deseat.me portal, you will owe me sign up with one of your Google or Microsoft accounts. Once inside the subscription tracker, a screen will return after a few minutes. In it, all the subscriptions will appear, both the ones you use and the forgotten ones.

The next step is to select which of all of them are the ones you are going to remove from your inboxes. But beware, Deseat.me is not in charge of removing these subscriptions. This service puts in your possession the direct link to the unsubscribe pages of each subscription. Therefore, you will be in charge of taking the final step.

Also, if privacy is one of the issues that most concern you, calm down. You should know that Deseat.me does not save any of your data —Or that's what the developers explain. But if you still don't trust them, you can unsubscribe from the tracker as soon as you finish unsubscribing.