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5 Ways to Stop All the Ads in Hotmail

By Matthew Lynch
February 8, 2024
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Introduction:

Are you tired of constantly seeing ads in your Hotmail inbox? If so, then you’re not alone. Many people are looking for ways to stop all the annoying advertisements, as seeing these ads can be a major distraction and make using Hotmail a less enjoyable experience. Thankfully, there are some simple solutions to this problem. This article will discuss five effective ways to stop all the ads in Hotmail.

1. Upgrade to Outlook.com Premium:

The most straightforward way to get rid of ads in your Hotmail inbox is to upgrade your account to Outlook.com Premium. By paying a monthly subscription fee, you’ll enjoy an ad-free experience and gain access to premium features such as enhanced security, more storage, and personalized email addresses. Upgrading is easy – just visit the account services page on the Outlook website and select ‘Upgrade.’

2. Use Ad Blockers:

Another effective way to stop ads in Hotmail is by using ad blockers. There are many ad-blocking extensions available for popular web browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge that can help limit or eliminate advertisements on websites and services like Hotmail. Some reputable ad-blocking extensions include Adblock Plus, uBlock Origin, and AdGuard. Note that using an ad blocker might affect how some content is displayed on the web.

3. Adjust Email Preferences:

You can also reduce the number of advertisements you see in Hotmail by adjusting your email preferences. Go to your account settings and look for options related to marketing or advertising emails. You can opt-out of receiving these emails or mark them as spam if they continue to show up in your inbox.

4. Create Email Filters:

Another effective method for managing ads in your Hotmail account is setting up email filters that automatically send marketing or promotional emails directly to a designated folder or even delete them altogether. To set up an email filter, go to the ‘Rules’ section in your account settings and create rules based on specific keywords or senders to help minimize the number of unwanted advertisement emails.

5. Use an Alternative Email Client:

If you still find advertisements in Hotmail frustrating and want to stop seeing them altogether, you might consider switching to a different email client. There are several free and paid alternatives available, such as Gmail, Yahoo Mail, ProtonMail, or even a self-hosted solution like FastMail. These platforms may offer more advanced filtering options and add fewer intrusive advertisements.

Conclusion:

With these five solutions at your disposal, you now have the tools to stop all the ads in your Hotmail account. Whether you choose to upgrade your account, use ad blockers or third-party email clients, or adjust your settings, you’ll have a much more enjoyable experience managing your emails. Free yourself from those annoying distractions and take control of your inbox today!

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