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Nah, it would typically include all info known at send time, but it can see if there is updated data on email open time. E.g. when you open a notification emai
by cramforce 8y ago
Nah, it would typically include all info known at send time, but it can see if there is updated data on email open time.
E.g. when you open a notification email from GitHub, the email can tell you that since it was sent, there are now additional comments to consider.
- pfortuny 8y agoOk, but a sufficiently bad constructed message woul force me to do something to retrieve interesting “actual” content? That is what seems wrong.
- cramforce 8y agoThat email would probably otherwise just contain a link. It really doesn't make a difference. Clients can (and do) use trust scoring to activate AMP in emails. Right now they use the same model that would allow loading images by default.
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