Co-Founder and CEO of Edison Software, a company making consumer email and data-driven research more private and intelligent with AI. In 2019, Mike Davidson, the former VP of Design at Twitter, ...
If you’re signed up for any digital newsletters, have an inbox full of marketing emails, or have particularly nosey colleagues, some of those emails are definitely being tracked without your knowledge ...
Here's how to stop a sender from being able to see that you have opened their email and ensure that you email isn't being tracked. It’s an uncomfortable truth that much of what we do online can be ...
Would you prefer not to have your email tracked by large companies and third parties, spying on your conversations, tracking and scanning your email for “personalised advertising”. ProtonMail has this ...
Apple Mail now blocks email tracking activities. Now, here's why this new security enhancement is bad news for advertisers but a good thing for Mail users. A member of the media checks out the new ...
Third-party entities go out of their way to collect data from you. In your web browser they use tracking cookies extensively and nearly every browser on the market goes to great lengths to offer tools ...
In the grand scheme of potential privacy concerns, email privacy is perhaps the most personal. Getting unwanted messages in your inbox can feel like a major breach of trust, and knowing senders can ...
Apple recently announced new privacy and security measures that will impact digital marketing. “Link Tracking Protection in Messages, Mail, and Safari Private Browsing” could preview soon, but a full ...
ProtonMail announced on Wednesday that it will be blocking tracking pixels and hiding IP addresses as part of a new “enhanced tracking protection” feature. ProtonMail’s Lydia Pang explained in a blog ...
ProtonMail has introduced an enhanced email tracking protection system for its web-based email solution that prevents senders from being tracked by recipients who open their messages. ProtonMail is an ...
When someone replies to your email four days late, with the classic “sorry just got this”, the first impulse is to call bullshit. Who doesn’t check their email for four days in an age when your phone ...
At least four courts have now held that retailers using email for marketing are not considered “communication service providers” and therefore are not subject to TUCSRA.[1] At least five courts have ...