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When I decide to click on the link then I accept the other side will know I clicked on that URL. What I tried to say was that I am always a bit worried that by
by ramtatatam 4y ago
When I decide to click on the link then I accept the other side will know I clicked on that URL. What I tried to say was that I am always a bit worried that by clicking on a link there will be a chain of redirects or some click-jacking technique (or anything else) that in result will take over one of my accounts which I'm keeping logged in on my main browser (i.e. google, or LinkedIn)
- cmeacham98 4y agoI'm not particularly sure I understand. You're worried that because the URL is long that it might somehow take over your google account? I'm not quite sure I understand the correlation between "long URL" and redirects/clickjacking.
- ramtatatam 4y agoLooks like I structured what I tried to say in wrong way, sorry about that, English is not my mother tongue and sometimes I try to say too much in one sentence. I generally don't trust hyperlinks sent to me when pointing at source I have never seen before. I open such URLs in private session.