How to Unsubscribe From LinkedIn Emails

LinkedIn might be useful for networking, but when it comes to email – it’s a nightmare. According to Clean Email’s Most Annoying Email Newsletters 2025 report, LinkedIn ranks #2 among the most spammy email senders and proudly takes the #1 spot for the most unsubscribed service.

That’s no coincidence: from connection requests and job alerts to endless “people you may know” updates, it’s just too much. Over 10,000 users marked it as spam or unsubscribed through Clean Email, making it the #1 email they wanted gone the most.

Why It's So Hard to Stop LinkedIn Emails

LinkedIn doesn’t just send from one email address. It uses many, and that’s what makes unsubscribing so frustrating. In the Clean Email report mentioned earlier, we found the LinkedIn addresses users marked as spam most often include:

• jobalerts-noreply@linkedin.com
• jobs-listings@linkedin.com
• messages-noreply@linkedin.com
• notifications-noreply@linkedin.com
• updates-noreply@linkedin.com

And the addresses people unsubscribed from the most?

• jobalerts-noreply@linkedin.com
• jobs-listings@linkedin.com
• jobs-noreply@linkedin.com
• linkedin@e.linkedin.com
• messages-noreply@linkedin.com
• notifications-noreply@linkedin.com
• updates-noreply@linkedin.com

So even if you unsubscribe from one type of update, you’ll keep getting others from a different sender. That’s why it’s best to use a tool that shows all your LinkedIn subscriptions in one place and lets you unsubscribe from everything at once.

How to Stop LinkedIn from Sending Emails Using Clean Email

Clean Email makes it easy to find all the email addresses LinkedIn uses and stop them all in one go. Here’s how:

1. Go to https://app.clean.email/ and sign in. On mobile, use the iOS or Android app.
2. Click on Unsubscriber in the left-hand menu.
3. Type LinkedIn into the search bar – and boom, you’ll see every sender they use.
4. Click Unsubscribe next to the ones you no longer want to receive.

Want to unsubscribe from all LinkedIn emails at once? Just click the LinkedIn icon, then hit Select All, and finally tap the blue Unsubscribe button at the bottom. Done! Clean Email will unsubscribe you from every LinkedIn sender in one go.

How to Stop LinkedIn Emails: 3 Regular Methods to Try

There are a few ways you can stop these messages, all of which are easy to do. Choose the one that’s most appealing to you.

1. Unsubscribe from LinkedIn Emails Using the Mobile App

Mobile is often the fastest way to unsubscribe from LinkedIn emails. The process should take you less than a minute.

1. Open the app and click on your profile image in the top left corner.
2. Click Settings (next to the View Profile link).
3. Select Communications to open your email preferences.
4. Open the Email option under “How you get your notifications.”
5. For each option that is “on,” you can toggle to “off.”

2. Stop LinkedIn Emails in a Browser

If you prefer to use your desktop browser to manage your LinkedIn unsubscribe email options, the process is very similar to using a mobile device.

1. Open your account on your web browser.
2. Click your profile image and select Privacy and Settings.
3. Select Communications from the left side bar menu.
4. Open the Email option under “How you get your notifications.”
5. For each option that is “on,” you can toggle to “off.”

3. Opt Out of Notifications in Your Email Service Provider

The first two options to stop LinkedIn notifications in your inbox should work. However, you may also choose to change the settings with your email client. Here’s how:

1. Open your most recently received message from LinkedIn.
2. Find the menu that gives you more options to manage emails. This menu will vary depending on your service provider. For example, you’ll click the three vertical dots to see all your options.
3. Select “Block LinkedIn” or similar verbiage, depending on your mail client.