I'm actually pretty sure that according to GDPR there should be a way to have my data removed if there is no legitimate interest to hold it. So one could argue that each mailing list should provide this opportunity. On the other hand, there is no strict definition of what "simple" means, and probably the unsubscribe address is this reasonably simple way.
Best, Pasha Pasha Finkelshteyn Developer Advocate Mobile: +49 1525 981-7123 Email: [email protected] bell-sw.com On Wed, 14 Oct 2026 at 09:24, Kaur Männamaa <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi > > Thanks. However, I consider the manual unsubscribing a mistake. No > requests made using such tone should be granted, particularly if to > consider that the art of leaving a mailing list isn't exactly rocket > science. > > I would have loved to see the 'complaint' made 'to the relevant > authority' in this matter. > > If there have recently been technical difficulties that have prevented > users from unsubscribing then that's another matter. Still, that would > in no way justify the tone. > > Kaur > > 14.10.26 10:10 Jelle van der Waa kirjutas: > > Hi, > > > > On 14/10/2026 09:02, [email protected] wrote: > >> Hello, > >> > >> I have twice requested to be removed from your mailing list, without > >> success. > >> > >> I ask that you immediately stop sending emails to [email protected] and > >> confirm its removal. > >> > >> If the messages continue, I will mark them all as spam and forward my > >> complaint to the relevant authority. > > > > I have manually unsubscribed this user, for any else wanting to leave > > the mailing list simply mail [email protected] with > > anything in the subject/body as mailman ignores it. > >
