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If you visit a website and that website gleans this information about you, that is one thing. If you simply receive an email and read it, and the sender can gl
by mike-cardwell 13y ago
If you visit a website and that website gleans this information about you, that is one thing.
If you simply receive an email and read it, and the sender can glean the same information, that is something entirely different.
- philfreo 13y agoTracking pixels in emails have been around for many years and are used by almost everybody. That's why many email clients block images by default.
- mike-cardwell 13y agoThat is not an argument for doing it. As I wrote sarcastically in the other thread on this page: "Oh, but everyone does it, so it's ok right?"