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If spammers can abuse something, they gonna abuse it
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it's a valid name but it shouldn't add the hyperlink.... wait a moment....
*** went to check the source of the emails that i received ***
the senders (i'm targeted by an asshole that did this on hundreds on sites) DIDN'T add any hyperlink, this is a huge security issue by gmail: they're automatically adding hyperlinks! This is very stupid, especially with the new google domains .zip and .mov. Someone sends an email like "attached there's bank-statement.zip" and then gets phished
Well, what do ya know. There's still some good guys out there.
I was just going to point out that it's the responsibility of the email service to filter that as well.
It was a big bug ticket at my company, that our email service kept automatically turning plaintext to links like www.example.com for convenience. We couldn't fix it on our side at all.
Edit: lol either Lemmy or my Lemmy app also turns plaintext links into real links! www.Rofl.lol
Email clients and web browsers making anything that vaguely looks like a link clickable is nothing new.