If you’d prefer to keep that from occurring, you can delete that image on Gmail. This will help prevent situations like the one we mentioned above. Follow the steps given below to block external images on your Gmail both for the web and your mobile.
Steps to Block External Images in Gmail for Web
Go to GmailClick the gear icon on the top right of the screen and select Settings
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Under the General tab, scroll down and look for ImagesSelect “Ask before displaying external images” if it hasn’t been selected already. If you want images to load automatically, then select “Always display external images”.
Scroll to the bottom and click “Save Changes” .
Steps to Block Images in Gmail for Mobile
Launch the Gmail appTap the hamburger icon to the top left corner of the app
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Scroll down until you see Settings
Select the email account you want to block images onTap on Images
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Select “Ask before displaying external images” if you want images to be blocked automatically or select “Always display external images” if you’d like them to be loaded by default.
Every time there is an external image in the email, it won’t download unless you give permission to. A prompt will be displayed before downloading. Make sure that you enable this feature and protect your data. Read more:
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