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Generally images in emails are linked, and not actually sent with the email. So any time the email is opened, the email client makes a request to the image host
by anewone 6y ago
Generally images in emails are linked, and not actually sent with the email. So any time the email is opened, the email client makes a request to the image host, and this request can contain a unique identifier for the recipient.
Some email services will cache the images for a period of time but in many cases it will perform a fresh request each time the email is opened.