It's tempting to click on "unsubscribe" to defend yourself from spam emails. But that can sometimes make things worse. Here's ...

California residents have a new way to protect their identities online for years to come — and it takes less than five ...

All California residents are eligible to opt out of spam calls and texts via DROP. You can verify that you are a resident of California by providing basic info through the state’s secure California ...

Now, click on the trash can. You will get a pop-up box asking you to confirm the bulk delete. Click OK, and all of your unread emails will be deleted. Once deleted, they will go into your trash folder ...

The California Privacy Protection Agency released DROP, or the Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform, on January 1. It's ...

We get it: when a spam email makes its way into your inbox, you immediately want to delete it. After all, you don't want these messages to cause clutter and block out other important, legitimate ...

Gmail has powerful filters that can automatically delete unwanted emails. Yes, you can select a bunch of emails and click the ...

If your Gmail account is warning you that storage is full, or worse, rejecting new messages, you’re running into a common ...

The system, known as the Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform, or DROP, is operated by the California Privacy Protection Agency. The platform opens Jan. 1 and is intended to simplify what is often a ...

Californians can now visit one state website to request all data brokers delete their personal information and refrain from ...

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