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FWIW Gmail does that: it triggers trackbacks from a pool of Google-owned IP addresses that don’t map to any specific users, and then serves themselves the image
by giovannibajo1 9y ago
FWIW Gmail does that: it triggers trackbacks from a pool of Google-owned IP addresses that don’t map to any specific users, and then serves themselves the images to the clients. This is why they now load images by default: there’s no more privacy issue.
- mmirate 9y agoGMail is itself a major privacy issue.
- Sephr 9y agoThere is still a privacy issue since Google only caches external images at read-time, leaking the time you read your email to the sender.
- dingo_bat 9y agoI see a huge problem in this. Mozilla likely won't use IP to identify users. They will use the unique link in each email.