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Re:The IAB loves tracking users. But it hates users tracking... by rstuart4133 on Monday January 16, 2023 @06:20PM (#34406907)
The raw email received almost certainly does have your email in it. Your problem is your client isn't displaying it to you. In fact email has a lot of redundant information in it to administrators debug problems, and just about all of it won't be displayed by your typical email client as it would be confusing to most people.

Some clients will display the "raw, as received" email if you ask them too. GMail has a "Show Original" menu item for example. In there, you will find "Received: ... for <[email protected]>". The exact form does vary between systems, but it's almost always there.

Re:The IAB loves tracking users. But it hates users tracking... by rendaw on Monday January 16, 2023 @10:37PM (#34408855)
No, I checked the source and my email didn't appear anywhere.
Re:The IAB loves tracking users. But it hates users tracking... by rendaw on Wednesday January 18, 2023 @05:19AM (#34425165)
Well, I can't find the email now and none of the other spam I checked did that. I swear I triple checked, but maybe it was just my imagination.
Re:The IAB loves tracking users. But it hates users tracking... by account42 on Monday January 23, 2023 @07:31AM (#34488050)
Its up to the receiving mail server to add the RCPT TO and other enveleope information to the delivered mail.