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1/ This is a good *first* step. Better than doing nothing. But it’s not enough. I read the full blog post. It makes no mention of disabling tracking how *often* the recipient opens the email. It’s also full of the rationalization that secret tracking is ok in “business” software. — PolitiTweet.org

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4/ We are making some big changes to @Superhuman. We are: • removing location tracking • deleting location data •… https://t.co/pLUBivXWI2

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@JurisBriedis @nytimes @Superhuman We have that too. It’s rarely used. And it can’t verify that the letter or package was read, or where it was read, or how many times it was read. Only that somebody signed a card saying it was delivered. That person might not even be the addressee. — PolitiTweet.org

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2/ The blog by CEO @rahulvohra admits that the recipient of a @Superhuman email can’t opt out of being tracked by emails sent from his product. He admits that the industry needs a solution to this. One good move might be to remove read tracking altogether from Superhuman. — PolitiTweet.org

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