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Manage Newsletter Subscriptions
This guide covers the Newsletter by Infomaniak and provides some use cases around user registrations.
Registration and re-registration, different data...
To access your Newsletter:
- Click here to access the management of your product on the Infomaniak Manager (need help?).
- Click if necessary on the domain name concerned in the table that appears.
- The Newsletter interface is displayed.
It is possible to register multiple times consecutively for the same Newsletter (including re-registration of the user after unsubscription):
- The registration date displayed on the subscriber management page will always correspond to the first registration (even if the registrations are multiple and even if the user has not unsubscribed in the meantime):

- If the user re-registers without being unsubscribed but provides other information upon registration (different name, for example), this new information will be applied
Unsubscription, deletion, and forgetfulness
The Newsletter manager can perform 3 actions on a subscriber's record:
1. Unsubscribe the subscriber manually
In this case the subscriber
- becomes unsubscribed
- will no longer receive the Newsletter
- remains visible in the lists (by activating the Unsubscribed filter)
- can be modified via a re-import, unique or otherwise, but their subscribed or unsubscribed status will remain the same
- and it is possible to re-register them manually from their subscriber record:

No email is sent to the user during these operations.
2. Delete the subscriber
In this case, the subscriber (registered or unregistered)
- is deleted from the lists and no search filter (or a recycling system) allows to retrieve a deleted user
- can be modified via a re-import, unique or otherwise, but its registered or unregistered status will remain the same:

- all information relating to their activity since their first registration is retrieved and displayed
No email is sent to the user during these operations.
3. Forget the subscriber
In this case, the result and the possibilities are exactly the same as for the deletion (point 2 above) except that:
- after 30 days, all information relating to their activity is irretrievable:

No email is sent to the user during these operations.