The spy in your inbox
arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/11/the-spy-in-your-inbox
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The "creepy" was an e-mail that a media representative for a company called ContactMonkey sent on the heels of another one Cunningham had just opened. The second message included information about his location, the e-mail client he had used to open it, and the exact time it had been opened.
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