I've also restricted some of Binance's mailers from sending too many messages to my inbox, so I might not even know. Many said it wasn't a smart idea, but still, I am yet to regret it.
If you are actively using your binance account, i don't see any reason why you would not want to receive emails from them, you don't know when you would miss an important Binance update. Even if you don't receive emails from the exchange you use, you should always log in to the platform and copy your BTC address when you want to receive funds. Since the exchange control the keys, they can make certain changes and you have to be sure before depositing funds.
That is you, but I who blocked them have my reasons. As I said in my first post, I have yet to regret doing that after over a year now. It is not through the emails you get all your information, there are other channels that are better for my gadget safety. I also do what you suggested in all my email subscriptions and I respect how minimally all other companies are sending messages to me, unlike Binance which was disturbing. They were just flooding my inbox with messages, of which many of which are so annoying and not needed, especially those nonsense they call promos emails where a whole Binance would be saying a huge number of customers should be sharing a very small amount of money after fulfilling some tasks.
These things are annoying me, so stinging but using people's heads to market, and maybe people would do it due to desperation and poverty. Since those messages have become too much for me, I had to be blocking their mailer one after the other. This is also good for me to avoid fishing mail. Since then, no company has spammed my official inbox again, and the only Binance mailers I left are the ones that send the deposit and confirmation, and that of the OTP to verify transactions.
