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Does this mean that every image will be saved onto Google's proxy server at the time that Google receives it, or at the time that the user opens it? I don't wa

• nfoz 13y ago
  I sure want you to lose that ability. It's crazy that email clients ever provided that vulnerability in the first place.
• roshodgekiss 13y ago
  Many ESPs already have a workaround in place for ensuring that open % stats are not affected. Here's Campaign Monitor's take on the issue: http://www.campaignmonitor.com/blog/post/4118/how-gmails-image-display-changes-will-affect-your-reports http://www.campaignmonitor.com/blog/post/4118/how-gmails-ima... Also, a postmaster's version: http://emailexpert.org/gmail-tracking-changes-the-fix-what-you-need-to-know/ http://emailexpert.org/gmail-tracking-changes-the-fix-what-y... Disclosure that I'm from Campaign Monitor and wrote that first post. As you can imagine, we've been getting a fair few enquiries about image tracking and opens today...!