Many of these messages arrive because your number happened to end up on an organization's subscriber list for one reason or another. Perhaps you donated blood one time, and now you are contacted every other day about setting up your next appointment; maybe you gave money to a political candidate, and now that candidate's party is blowing up your phone for more money.
"Unsubscribe to stop receiving messages"
Android Authority's Mishaal Rahman recently noticed the change while using Google Messages. Rahman opened a text from AMC Theaters, which confirmed tickets he had purchased for a screening of Princess Mononoke. This text, presumably, is redundant, seeing as Rahman likely has the confirmation both in his email, as well as in the AMC app. There's no need for a third alert about these tickets. This message simply served as an unwanted distraction.
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No matter which of the five options you choose, once you tap "Unsubscribe & report," Google Messages will send a STOP text to the sender to unsubscribe you from future texts.
This feature might not hit your smartphone today, but it will roll out to you eventually. The next time you receive one of these messages on your Android device, take a close look at the bottom of the thread. Even if you don't see the option, feel free to send a quick STOP text. It'll likely accomplish the same.
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