Some of the messages received by Gmail can be exposed to your computer's IP information or other information (such as which browser you use, what mail app you use, IP address information, etc.) without knowing it at the moment you read it. . When receiving e-mail, you may be tracked to the sender's IP (if you send your computer's IP unintentionally when you receive the e-mail). Fortunately, the Gmail system provides a way to prevent other parties from secretly tracking caller IP. There is a technology that email service systems use as a way to determine whether a recipient has read the mail they send. After inserting an invisible image (pixel) in an e-mail message, when the mail contents are opened, the image is accessed and the recipient's IP address is tracked to obtain the location information. Gmail can let you decide whether or not you want to selectively display the images included in your mail content, in a way that prevents you from inadvertently trackin...
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