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* [(113) How does biometric authentication work?](#user-content-faq113)
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* [(114) Can you add an import for the settings of other email apps?](#user-content-faq114)
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* [(115) Can you add email address chips?](#user-content-faq114)
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* [(116) How can I show images in messages from trusted senders by default?](#user-content-faq116)
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[I have another question.](#support)
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@ -1942,7 +1943,15 @@ Reverted [commit](https://github.com/M66B/FairEmail/commit/2c80c25b8aa75af2287f4
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<a name="faq116"></a>
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**(116) How can I show images in messages from trusted senders by default?**
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You can show images in messages from trusted senders by default by enabled the display setting *Automatically show images for known contacts*.
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People in the Android contacts list are considered to be known and trusted,
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unless the contact relation is set to '*Untrusted*' (case insensitive; the relation type, for example parent, child, friend, etc does not matter).
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## Support
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