What does ‘Unique opened’ mean?

What does ‘Unique opened’ mean?

When a recipient opens your email for the first time, it will be considered a "unique open." If a recipient opens your email multiple times, the unique open count will not increase incrementally as it will not be considered "unique open." 

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