If you're using your iPhone and you find a Web link in an email or a link in Safari, you can see what the actual URL is for that link before you tap it. This is handy if you think the link sends you to a Web site you typically would not visit.
When you see a link, place your finger on the link and hold your finger there. The URL of the link will appear on the screen.
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