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I think that is why they have kept it. It will give them insanely high publicity. Moreover, I think they might be able to keep it too. It's not like Oracle sued
by expertcs 16y ago
I think that is why they have kept it. It will give them insanely high publicity. Moreover, I think they might be able to keep it too. It's not like Oracle sued Matrix team for having an Oracle. :)
Also, to the people who are saying images are not displayed in most of the email clients, browsers, don't forget smartphones where there is no option of blocking images.
- jbail 16y agoGmail on my smartphone (running Froyo) doesn't load images. In fact it has a "Show pictures" button which I must explicitly press to load images.
- mike-cardwell 16y agoAndroid 1.6 on my G1 loads the following content before I click "Show Pictures": iframes inline css style tags with an @import option. external css style tags object embed tags It also honours meta refresh tags and opens the standard web browser entire automatically just by viewing the email. Can you please test Froyo using my app at https://secure.grepular.com/email_privacy_tester/ https://secure.grepular.com/email_privacy_tester/ I'd be interested to know if all of these flaws still exist in newer versions of Android...
- jbail 16y agoJust submitted to test. Should I get an email?
- mike-cardwell 16y agoYou should, unless your spam filter blocks it...?
- apfan 16y agoThe iPhone Mail app has a "load remote images" option that's off by default.
- mike-cardwell 16y agoI thought it was on by default? I'm sure it used to be? The iPhone used to load remote content from <video> and <audio> tags even when "load remote images" was disabled. Fixed now though. I think.