Hello @Gotcha , if the recipient has a very strict spam filter where they block any images or link tracking from loading in emails, your tracked email could be filtered as spam. However, email tracking tools are common, and the majority of email clients will not view your email any differently than before.
In this article here It’s important to note that email deliverability is dependent on multiple variables and not just one. While you mentioned that tracked emails land in spam folders and non tracked emails do not, it can be difficult to attribute the spam inbox placement to the tracked link alone. In general, the sending reputation tied to your IP address and your domain is the biggest attribute when it comes to inbox placement which is primarily determined by your sending habits.
I hope this information helps.
Kindly,
Pam