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Yes that is not permitted - they need to use encoded links in the email to identify you automatically upon click.
by joonix 14y ago
Yes that is not permitted - they need to use encoded links in the email to identify you automatically upon click.
- eli 14y agoThe links do not need to be encoded -- they are allowed to ask for your email address -- but they can't ask for much else. And definitely not a username/password.
- e_proxus 14y agoFunny, even big sites like LinkedIn break this. Is there some exception to some types of mail, like bulk mail received after signing up with a service?