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An Ode to Apple’s Hide My Email

An Ode to Apple’s Hide My Email.
Apple’s Hide My Email feature is one of the most under-rated privacy launches of the past year, and here’s why.

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Maartz

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I love this feature so much!
One last step would be to “name and shame” spy pixels in emails, like Hey from Basecamp.

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AstonJ

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They already block them - at least they do on Apple Mail, where you now have to click a button twice for it to display images :lol:

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