Yorba vs. Unroll.Me for deleting unwanted emails
Unroll.Me was caught selling users' email data to Uber and other companies for millions of dollars, violating user trust and privacy. Meanwhile, their parent company Rakuten has faced multiple data breaches affecting millions of users.
If you're looking for an ethical alternative that won't exploit your personal data for profit, Yorba beats Unroll.Me every time.
Why Yorba beats Unroll.me
1. Complete account discovery vs. email-only limitations
Yorba:
Finds all your online accounts
Scans emails, payment history, and public records
Discovers accounts across all platforms and services
Unroll.Me:
Email-only
Supports email newsletter management only
Misses accounts that don’t regularly send emails
2. Privacy protection vs. data exploitation
| Feature |  |
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| Data Usage |  Never sold or shared |
 Sells data to third parties |
| Privacy Transparency | Clear privacy policy |
Burried data with fine print |
| Data Ownership | You own and control your data |
Your data becomes part of their product |
3. Ethical business model vs. predatory practices
Unroll.Me has been exposed for selling user data without clear consent, including receipt data sold to Uber and other companies for market intelligence.
| Yorba is a Public Benefit Corporation |
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| Legally required to prioritize user welfare over profit |
| Transparent about fees up front |
| No data selling or sharing with third parties |
| Clean Better Business Bureau record |
| Unroll.Me’s problematic track record |
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Major data selling scandal
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Federal class action lawsuit
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CEO showed no remorse
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| Parent company data breaches |
| Yorba: A safer way to manage subscriptions |
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Honest, transparent pricing
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Global subscription tracking
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Data safety
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Easy cancellation any time
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Have questions about Yorba? We’re always listening. Email the founders at yo@yorba.co.