In the older dryers than ran 10/3 wire without a ground and bonded the ground to the neutral in the back of the dryer.
In the newer dryers the run 10/3 wire with a ground and remove the bonding strap in the dryer so ground and neutral are separate.
If your setup is run using 10/2 with a ground they are connecting the neutral to the bare ground wire. This is a strict no no. It will work if everything is perfect because the casing that holds the wires together will insulate it but it is not code and should never be done because you are tempting fate.
You can connect ground to the insulated white neutral wire at the dryer if your dryer instructions allow it (some dryers are 4 wire only) but you should never hook neutral to the bare ground wire.
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