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 * [(32) How can I check if reading email is really safe?](#user-content-faq32)
 * [(33) Why are edited sender addresses not working?](#user-content-faq33)
 * [(34) How are identities matched?](#user-content-faq34)
-* [(35) Why should I be careful with viewing images, attachments, and the original message?](#user-content-faq35)
+* [(35) Why should I be careful with viewing images, attachments, the original message, and opening links?](#user-content-faq35)
 * [(36) How are settings files encrypted?](#user-content-faq36)
 * [(37) How are passwords stored?](#user-content-faq37)
 * [(39) How can I reduce the battery usage of FairEmail?](#user-content-faq39)
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-**(35) Why should I be careful with viewing images, attachments, and the original message?**
+**(35) Why should I be careful with viewing images, attachments, the original message, and opening links?**
 
-Viewing remotely stored images (see also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq27)) might not only tell the sender that you have seen the message,
+Viewing remotely stored images (see also [this FAQ](#user-content-faq27)) and opening links might not only tell the sender that you have seen the message,
 but will also leak your IP address.
+See also this question: [Why email's link is more dangerous than web search's link?](https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/241139/why-emails-link-is-more-dangerous-than-web-searchs-link).
 
 Opening attachments or viewing an original message might load remote content and execute scripts,
 that might not only cause privacy sensitive information to leak, but can also be a security risk.