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Honestly, my gmail gets a lot more spam (and I mean into my Inbox) than the self-hosted email that I actually use (I rarely touch my gmail). Also they seem to
by nfoz 13y ago
Honestly, my gmail gets a lot more spam (and I mean into my Inbox) than the self-hosted email that I actually use (I rarely touch my gmail).
Also they seem to engage in very spammer-friendly activities such as notifying spammers if and when you read their spam email (if images are turned on by default). Soooo, I can't imagine that competing against their spam filtering is as impossible as people tend to believe.
- andrewem 13y agoNow they're caching each image once for all users, which pretty much defeats that.
- schrodinger 13y agoNot really, now you just have to have a unique image URL for each email you send. How could they possibly tell they are the same image before downloading them?
- nfoz 13y agoExactly; their behaviour is still extremely friendly to the spammers/trackers.