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How to block/unblock emails in your Gmail account.

There comes a time when we just get irritated of all the "235 unread messages" notification testing our patience level.



Alongside Twitter trolls and auto-playing ads, unsolicited e-mails are in the list of "most annoying things" for many people. It's not just only the spam emails filling up our inbox but also the emails from sites you have asked for 'notify me' like facebook and youtube, your bank etc. In all these emails sometimes our important emails get lost and we have to go with the trouble of searching for them and this results in a big time and effort wastage.

What we do..? We just select all emails and delete all them and while doing so sometimes we delete some important emails too. This can get really annoying.

Of all the odds Gmail provides you with the feature of blocking unnecessary emails. Yes, you can just block the emails that are not of use and not draw your interest.

How to Block Emails in Gmail.


  • Navigate to google.com/gmail or www.gmail.com and type your Google account credential.
  • Find an email from the person, company or random address that you want to block
  • Open the email.
  • Click on the down arrow on the same line as the sender's name/address.
  • Select Block "[Sender's name/address]".

So, these are the few steps to block a person from sending you emails. What if you blocked the wrong person from sending you emails and you now need to unblock him/her.

How to Unblock Emails in Gmail.



  • Open Gmail.
  • Click on the gear icon in the upper right corner.
  • Select settings.
  • Click on the Filters and Blocked Addresses tab at the top of the page.
  • Scroll down to "the following email addresses are blocked". Message from these addresses will appear in spam.
  • Highlight the addresses you want to unblock.
  • Click on Unblock selected addresses.
These are the easy steps to unlock any personal email in Gmail.



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