To batch delete junk emails, the steps depend on the email service you’re using. Here’s how to do it on the most common platforms:
Gmail
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Go to the Spam folder: On the left-hand sidebar, click “More” → “Spam”.
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Select all: Click the checkbox at the top left to select all emails.
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Delete all: Click the “Delete forever” button at the top.
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If you have more than one page, click “Select all conversations in Spam” before deleting.
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Outlook (Web or Desktop)
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Go to Junk Email: In the left pane, click on “Junk Email”.
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Select emails: Use the checkbox at the top to select all junk messages.
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Delete: Click the “Delete” icon (trash can).
Yahoo Mail
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Go to Spam folder.
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Select all: Use the checkbox at the top.
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Delete: Click “Delete” or “Empty Spam”.
Apple Mail (macOS)
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Open the Mail app and go to the Junk folder.
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Press Cmd + A to select all junk mail.
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Press Delete or right-click and choose Delete.
Microsoft Outlook App (Windows)
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Click on the Junk Email folder.
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Press Ctrl + A to select all messages.
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Press Delete or use the right-click menu to remove them.
Tips to Prevent Future Junk Mail
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Unsubscribe from unwanted newsletters.
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Use filters/rules to auto-delete or auto-archive.
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Mark emails as junk/spam instead of just deleting them to train your email provider’s filters.
Let me know which email service you’re using if you need specific instructions.
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