how to check if someone has read your mail?
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['In Gmail, compose your message.', 'At the bottom of the Compose window, click More. Request read receipt.', "Click Send. You'll get a notification email when your message is opened."]
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['Red Alert Notifications: Notifications that appear above . ... ', 'Email Notifications: Notifications you receive via email.']
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['Check your Post Office shipping receipt.', 'Check the sales receipt if you bought insurance at the Post Office.', 'See the email confirmation if you have them shipped from USPS.com.', 'The shipping confirmation email you received from an online retailer.']
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Apple Mail doesn't offer an in-built read receipt tracker, so to track who reads your emails and how long they look at them, it requires downloading an app. The apps provide a completely guarded way to check in-depth data about when, where and for how long your email was opened.
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Unfortunately not. If you've already sent the email without the new Gmail Read Receipt installed, there's no way to find out if the email has been opened. Start tracking emails now with read receipt on Gmail so this doesn't happen to you! ... Sit back and send emails as you normally would.
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: A blue circle with a check means that your message has been sent. : A filled-in blue circle with a check means that your message has been delivered. : A small version of your friend or contact's photo will pop up below the message when they've read it.
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['Tap your profile picture.', 'Tap the Settings icon in the top right corner of the screen.', 'Tap Communications.', 'Tap Read Receipts.', 'Tap the toggle to turn Read receipt and typing indicators on or off.']
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This one's pretty easy. You can simply open the app, head to the Settings page, go to accounts, privacy, and tap on Turn of Receipts. That's it. This will however, will not let you see if the other person has read your message or not.
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Read Receipts for Direct Messages. This would be a setting that is default off (for privacy reasons for people who hate read receipts). But when it is toggled on, it would show that you've read a message, and when it was read.
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['Receiving the mail.', 'Sorting the mail.', 'Opening the mail.', 'Scrutiny of the contents.', 'Date stamping.', 'Recording the mail.', 'Distribution of mail.', 'Follow up action.']
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Here's the basic idea: When a person has read receipts engaged, once they open and read a message, the sender will see "read" below whatever they sent, along with the time it was read — meaning they know that the recipient saw their message.
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Gmail provides a “read receipt” feature powered by Google Apps to business, education and government users of its Web-based email application. You can set any email to use the read receipt feature and be notified as soon as the recipient opens your message.
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['On your computer, open Gmail.', 'Click Compose.', 'Compose your email as you normally would.', 'At the bottom right, click More options. Request read receipt.', 'Send your message.']
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['Create a New Email message.', 'Click the Options button in the toolbar.', 'Tick the box that says Request a read receipt for this message.', 'Close the Options box, finish the message and Send in the usual way.']
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Conclusions. There is no reliable method to check whether an email has been read. Use read receipts very sparingly for when you want to communicate extra urgent/important emails. If you would like a person to confirm receipt of an email – ask them in your email message.
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['Open Blue Circle. An open blue circle means that your message is in the process of sending. ... ', 'Open Blue Circle + Check Mark. An open blue circle with a check mark shows that your message has been sent. ... ', 'Filled Blue Circle + Check Mark. ... ', 'Red Triangle.']
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['In Outlook, select the “File” menu.', 'Select “Options“.', 'Choose the “Mail” option in the left pane.', 'Scroll down to the “Message arrival” section. Check the “Display a Desktop Alert” box if you want a notification box to appear when you receive an email.']