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How to Stop Websites from Tracking Your Location In order to customise user experience and in some cases, also to collect data, websites ask users for permission to know their current location which….

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Here is How to Stop Uber From Tracking Your Location There was a huge outcry to Uber’s recent update which allowed the app to track its users even when they aren’t using the app, which….But then, in this age where privacy is almost next to nothing, having an app that helps you to maintain some of it, seems to be the most appropriate solution.Īlso Read: How Smart Home Assistants Are Killing Your Privacy In conclusion, it’s essentially a personal choice as to whether you should have one or not.

And in turn, they know whether they are at the top of their client’s mind or not. As a popular tracking site has pointed out, trackers help them to ascertain when to send out follow up emails. Email tracking is basically helpful for studying the market before launching any new product, or by the marketing students to study people behavior. While email tracking may be annoying for a lot of us, however, it’s not illegal. And Ugly Mail is working towards implementing the other trackers as well. Most of the popular trackers like Yesware, MailChimp, SendGrid, Streak, MixMax, Tinyletter are compatible. This app works seamlessly with Gmail and you’ll be able to see the source of the tracker if you hover above the eyeball. Once a tracker is detected, this nifty extension blocks the trackers and you can open your emails without the risk of letting out information. The best thing about Ugly Email is that it doesn’t read your emails, neither store or transmit your data anywhere. Each mail which has a tracker embedded on it will display a small eyeball icon next to the subject line.

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The setup is simple, all you have to do is install the Chrome extension.

Developed by web engineer, Sonny Tulyaganov, Ugly Email contains a script to identify the invisible 1×1 images or pixels. One such extension is called the Ugly Email. There are quite a few extensions in Google Chrome which helps in identifying email trackers. Find out how to identify and kill Chrome tabs eating up RAM 2. All you have to do is head over to Settings > General and turn off the images option. On our part, we can enable the feature which will stop images from automatically downloading. Plus, if a sender or a message seems suspicious, Gmail asks for user’s permission before downloading it. Also, Gmail scans the pictures and images in emails to find malware and other vulnerabilities. Gmail comes with a built-in setting which stops external images from downloading. Thankfully there are a couple of methods you can adopt to keep these from tracking you. These trackers do raise privacy concerns, especially since not everyone is aware of this widely practiced method. In a nutshell, you get a runner on steroids going back to tell the owner all about you. When an email with any of the above is opened, the embedded object pings the server from where it originated with added information like time, IP address, the name of the device, etc. Another technique used is to insert images inside emails. The gimmick is to use an invisible pixel embedded in the email or to use HTML links to relay the information back to the sender. In Outlook, you’ll see it in the form of the formal read receipts, however, not everyone uses the humble read receipts.