A logical refinement IMHO** :
Official Gmail Blog: Now displaying images in messages from your contacts: "...Now, whenever someone you've emailed at least twice sends you a message containing images, you'll see them right away. Note that we picked this threshold of two messages to start with, but we may tweak it if it doesn't seem right going forward. And we only display images by default for authenticated messages (using SPF or DKIM)."
** although one wonders whether current or future malware exploits could even circumvent the authentication mentioned below... But at that point, perhaps we would have much larger information security issues to be worried about, and not just than the relatively simple question of whether to display images within a Gmail message ;-)
Musings on personal and enterprise technology (of potential interest to professional technoids and others)
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Relaxed image preview restrictions in gmails from your contacts
Posted by dgftest at 10:35 AM
Labels: authentication, Google, security
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