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Actually, they make the request to a unique URL which is tied to your email address and that particular "campaign", letting the sender know that you opened and
by Sidnicious 17y ago
Actually, they make the request to a unique URL which is tied to your email address and that particular "campaign", letting the sender know that you opened and read the email — and that you're probably a good person to send loads more spam to.
- axod 17y agoThe problem of spam email is largely solved though for people who are using the right tools. I don't see it as a big deal personally if a sender of email finds out if it was opened or not.
- Sidnicious 17y agoRegardless of how good spam filters are today, not opening the emails leaves you with less spam, and a lower chance of false positives/negatives in the long term.