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If we style the kobold letter as an overlay, we can not only affect the forwarded email, but also (for example) replace any comments your manager might have had
by nickburns 3y ago
If we style the kobold letter as an overlay, we can not only affect the forwarded email, but also (for example) replace any comments your manager might have had on the original mail, opening up even more opportunities for phishing.
clever doesn't even begin to adequately describe.
tangentially and anecdotally, it's only occurred to me fairly recently, like within the past year or so, to configure all my mail clients, including both desktop and mobile Outlook (and OWA), to not 'automatically download new messages'. this really needs be the default setting.
- remram 3y agoWhy?
- nickburns 3y agoso as not to automatically download any HTML content i don't want to download since those calls are trackable. my guess is you're confused and you think i mean i've disabled mailbox sync or something...? obviously not. i don't know, man, questionable downvote first/clarify second. but you're welcome for the gratuitous privacy tip.
- remram 3y agoWhat a load of ramble and bile for a simple question.
- nickburns 3y agoWhat a load of ramble and bile for a simple question at least part of my guess was correct i see. you strike as the type to ask lots of 'simple' questions. 'bile', lol. what a flowery and poetic insult. thanks.
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