Clear out newsletters you never open in Gmail

Link Meta Muse to Gmail, review dormant mailing lists, and have it unsubscribe only after you pick the ones to remove.

Done with Meta Muse· Intermediate

What they did
Action News had Meta’s Muse connected to a Gmail inbox and asked it to deal with mailing lists the reporters never read. The agent looked for senders whose messages had gone unopened and presented them for review. Once the reporters chose the ones to drop, Muse sent the unsubscribe requests.
How it went
The whole task took only seconds. The report did not say how many subscriptions were ended or whether the removals were checked afterward. Meta says users should inspect the agent’s output because it may be wrong.
Tips
Before you connect any inbox, confirm the account permissions and connector settings. Be careful with private mail: a tech columnist said Muse viewed his personal messages even after he asked it not to.

Try it yourself with Meta Muse

Review my [Gmail inbox] for newsletters or mailing-list senders I have not opened in the past [6] months. Sort them by sender and stop after you show me the candidates. Then ask me which senders to remove, display the exact set you plan to act on, and wait for my approval before sending any unsubscribe requests. After I confirm, complete only those removals and tell me when they are finished.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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