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I believe you have to log into your AppleID account and click to remove yourself. If not, your AppleID in System Settings should have a way to uncheck the box.
by someonehere 3y ago
I believe you have to log into your AppleID account and click to remove yourself. If not, your AppleID in System Settings should have a way to uncheck the box.
System Settings > Click your AppleID > Name, Phone, Email
You should see buttons to turn off emails from Announcements, Apple Music etc., and Apple News Newsletter.
- bcherny 3y agoThe settings are all unchecked, but I receive promotional emails anyway. :(
- jkaplowitz 3y agoUnsubscribing from promotional emails should never depend on access to an account, since one can forget the Apple ID password and lose access to 2FA for resetting it. In the US, such an account access requirement is illegal, so although OP is in Europe I suspect Apple does provide an unsubscription method that doesn’t depend on the account.
- gandalfgreybeer 3y agoIn theory, the Apple ID is usually an email, iCloud or otherwise, isn’t this something that can be reset from that end should you forget the account password? Not 100% sure but just guessing based on how I understand apple accounts are set up.
- jkaplowitz 3y agoNot when 2FA is enabled for the Apple ID, no.
- bhaney 3y agoI have all of these off, and I still occasionally receive promotional emails from Apple with no "unsubscribe" link anywhere. I've had the same concern as the OP, but I've come to the conclusion that I probably can't do anything about it without risking my Apple account.