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Is it possible to receive a email from someone without them knowing it was received by the recipient?
so they don't know I opened it?
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Is it possible to receive a email from someone without them knowing it was received by the recipient? (Original Post)
Shellback Squid
18 hrs ago
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msongs
(74,169 posts)1. no clue how many emails I send are viewed. one supposes there are ways to track email read rates however. nt
canetoad
(21,004 posts)2. Yes
But this MAY be under the control of the sender.
I use Thunderbird; in my server settings, under Return Receipts I have selected 'Never Send a Return Receipt'. I can't speak for other email clients or web IMAP emails such as Gmail.
Shellback Squid
(10,149 posts)3. hotmail?
canetoad
(21,004 posts)4. You'll have to
Trawl through the settings to see what's on offer. I don't use hotmail.
Look for 'return receipts', 'read notifications' or similar. You may find it.
Shellback Squid
(10,149 posts)5. thank you!