Block remote images from loading in apps
Currently, the mobile apps automatically load remote images in emails. This is a privacy risk because it reveals to the sender that the recipient's address is active, that the email was opened, from which IP address, at what time, etc. This gives websites/advertisers/spammers a ton of data about users.
There needs to be an option in the apps to block remote images by default, and only load them on a per-message basis when the user chooses to do so, just like the feature in the webmail version of ProtonMail.
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Within the settings ensure “Auto Show Images” is unselected to prevent remote images from being loaded automatically.
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Anonymous
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You can all stop voting for this now, it's in the latest ProtonMail app!
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Anonymous
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this needs to be in protonmail's app. i'm surprised it isn't in there already. on iOS, even the built-in mail app has a feature for preventing remote images from loading. without it, there is too much surveillance of users' email habits.