Re:“Magic links” can end up in Bing search results, renderin...
by chexum on Monday June 27, 2022 @12:32PM
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IMHO it is clearly a wrong assumption on the side of any such sender. A verification link should have clear definite actions for the user receiving it:
- It's me, let me confirm my address
- I never signed up for this heap of diamonds
Whenever I (not even a bot) click or follow a link from my mailbox, by accident or on purpose, I don't expect that to validate an account for anyone else, but me, intentionally, using a password I know.
- It's me, let me confirm my address
- I never signed up for this heap of diamonds
Whenever I (not even a bot) click or follow a link from my mailbox, by accident or on purpose, I don't expect that to validate an account for anyone else, but me, intentionally, using a password I know.