Sometimes we’re the ones to blame for unwanted emails - and text messages - because we gave out our email address or phone number at some point, whether it was to a store to get a 10 percent discount on a purchase, signing into a public Wi-Fi hot spot at a coffee shop or perhaps entering a contest. Sure, manually reading and deleting unsolicited offers can seriously eat away at your time, but the emails can also do damage if they contain a phishing attempt, spyware or a virus. It’s a miracle we get anything done.īut these messages can be more than a mere annoyance. Nearly 85 percent of all emails are spam, according to a 2019 study from Cisco-owned Talos Intelligence. Stop me if this sounds familiar: You sit down at your computer to get some work done, but it takes you three-quarters of an hour just to delete all the junk mail clogging up your inbox.
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