Email updates
Every message we send carries an unsubscribe link at the foot of it — one click and you're off the list, no sign-in and no confirmation step. That's the fastest route if you have one of our emails to hand.
No hard feelings. Here's how to stop hearing from us, and how to have anything we hold about you removed.
Every message we send carries an unsubscribe link at the foot of it — one click and you're off the list, no sign-in and no confirmation step. That's the fastest route if you have one of our emails to hand.
If you allowed notifications from a site and want them gone, that permission lives in your browser rather than with us, so you can revoke it yourself in seconds. In Chrome and Edge, click the icon to the left of the address bar and switch Notifications off. In Firefox, use the padlock menu or Settings → Privacy & Security → Permissions. In Safari, go to Settings → Websites → Notifications and set the site to Deny.
Notifications that keep arriving after that almost always come from a different site — the sender's name appears at the bottom of each one, which is the quickest way to tell.
Tell us the address you wrote to us from and we'll delete what's attached to it.