You'll know your email provider protects you from email trackers if you receive this type of emails.
Goodbye indeed. ^_~
You'll know your email provider protects you from email trackers if you receive this type of emails.
Goodbye indeed. ^_~
@youronlyone
Why do you say "email provider"? It clearly states "email client". Well, if you use Gmail etc, it's more likely that tracking is "allowed".
If you get this kind of mail and you do use their services, then it could prove that the tracking does not work (or at least not correctly).
@c_m78 Semantics. ^_~
If one is using the web interface of their email provider, then that is their “email client”.
Regardless, the point here is that they are tracking their newsletter subscribers by tracking if they're opening the newsletter they're sending. Which is, well, no one should do.
I agree, it could be that their tracker is not working, at least if it was sent by some other newsletter. Though in this particular case, I think it's safe to assume that they do know what they're doing. Hehe.
^_^
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