Tracking when you've opened up an email and what you've read is something that many companies and advertisers rely on for their marketing efforts, plus there are email clients out there designed to ...

It’s 3pm on a Friday, and an email containing an offer for a set of headphones drops into your inbox. Excited – it’s payday – you open it, scanning the offers for the pair you want, clicking through ...

Earlier this week, DuckDuckGo branched out from its private browser and search engine with a new service called Email Protection. The service, which is currently invite-only, gives users a unique duck ...

In this day and age, no one’s a stranger to email. The world’s most popular form of peer-to-peer messaging reached new heights in 2015, when users sent and received a collective 205 billion emails.

Once you understand what email tracking pixels do, you'll want to block them—just like me. These silent trackers report your online activities to the sender, letting them know exactly when and how you ...

In macOS Monterey, Apple introduced a new email privacy feature called Mail Privacy Protection, which prevents companies and advertisers from tracking how you ...

A simple email marketing trick is also abused by cyber-criminals, who are employing a technique known as "pixel tracking" to gather information on possible targets or to improve the efficiency of ...

Email has been around since the very earliest stages of the internet, and it's pretty much been bad the whole time. A new email client called Superhuman has started to get attention with the promise ...

More than 160 billion emails sent every day contain invisible trackers monitoring receivers' online activities. This is the latest worrying data gathered by one of the best VPN providers, Proton VPN.

It’s an uncomfortable truth that much of what we do online can be tracked in some fashion. We’ve all grown used to the idea that, unless you use a VPN, your web history can be followed easily by third ...