> When sending a link to someone, you expect that someone to view the link That sounds like a narrow view of email. This has never ever been true. Corporate fi

> When sending a link to someone, you expect that someone to view the link That sounds like a narrow view of email. This has never ever been true. Corporate firewalls have always opened links, and many users use tracking blockers in their email provider that automatically opens incoming email and detect tracking cookies. I cannot stress strongly enough that you cannot rely on only one "user" clicking a link.