What's it mean when the report shows some recipients clicking every link within an email?
I haven't dug into it deeply, but it seems to be the same few recipients. And it's every (or most every) link, even if there are hundreds of links in the email.
I don't find it credible that humans are intentionally clicking so many links. There's probably something funky happening with their email client or the way Constant Contact is interpreting activity. But what?
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Hello @JimS373 ,
If the same set of contacts are regularly opening and clicking throughout the entirety of your links all within the same minute, they're likely using a security program that explicitly clicks the links to check their safety.
Our devs are still looking into ways our system can prevent reporting for such clicks from our end, however it is an explicit issue being caused by third party programs run by the contacts (or their IT teams). I've submitted your case to our devs, so if and when they have an update regarding this they'll notify you.
Hello @JimS373 ,
If the same set of contacts are regularly opening and clicking throughout the entirety of your links all within the same minute, they're likely using a security program that explicitly clicks the links to check their safety.
Our devs are still looking into ways our system can prevent reporting for such clicks from our end, however it is an explicit issue being caused by third party programs run by the contacts (or their IT teams). I've submitted your case to our devs, so if and when they have an update regarding this they'll notify you.