MDN
- noun
- Texting
- The email system automatically sends an MDN when the recipient opens the message.
Examples
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He requested an MDN to confirm that his important document was received.
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Some users disable the MDN feature to maintain their privacy.
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I received an MDN confirming my message was delivered.
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The system automatically sends an MDN once the message is opened.
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He received an MDN that confirmed his email was read by the recipient.
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After sending the contract, she checked for an MDN to ensure it was acknowledged.
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The messaging app provides an MDN when the message is displayed on the other device.
Synonyms
A message that tells you about something, often sent by email or an app
A short electronic alert that tells you about a message or event
Surface Forms
Etymology
MDN here comes from the phrase Message Disposition Notification, which is a short notice that tells the sender what happened to their message, like 'received', 'opened', or 'acted on'. So an MDN is a confirmation that the message was handled in some way.