> Doesn't gmail's preloading defeat the read receipts? It makes it so every tracking pixel sent to gmail gets loaded (and not by your IP), thereby making it mea

> Doesn't gmail's preloading defeat the read receipts? It makes it so every tracking pixel sent to gmail gets loaded (and not by your IP), thereby making it meaningless. According to some articles I've read, the marketers can still name the images unique per user. So when Google's caches query for it, they still know it's you. I will keep "always load images" off as usual in Gmail. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/12/dear-gmailer-i-know-what-you-read-last-summer-and-last-night-and-today/ https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2013/12/dear-...