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Here's what a VPN can't protect you from (but you need to use it)

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Gmail – Block lists

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Gmail – Block lists

How do I add an email to a block list in Gmail? Easy, with the help of the Filter option.

If you receive annoying emails, advertisements, offers, etc. you can add that email to the block list and your messages will no longer arrive.

We will use the Filter option in Gmail, where we will set options for an email to mark all messages as read and then automatically move them to the trash (messages from the trash are automatically deleted after 30 days).

  1. open a message whose email bothers you.
  2. Below the search box, click the "More" button and then "Filter messages…"
  3. A window with several fields will open. The first field contains the email which sent you the message.
  4. Click "Create a filter using this search".
  5. You will now see several fields, tick the following: Skip received bars, Mark as read, and Delete
  6. now also select "Apply filter to…" and click on "Create filter".

That's it.

If you haven't managed, here are the video instructions below

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