email privacy Reviews


Newest Review: ... work. I know a lot of flirting goes on within the work place and relationships or affairs occur, and thats when things go a bit over the line, and they start messaging each other through the work place's terminal, This is where the problems start i guess, But with todays technology there really is no need to put your job on the line , if affairs happen ... and they often do then use your mobile text each other , or e-mail each other from the phone, as most of the mobiles on the market today have the facilities to do so. So i think it is ok for them to monitor all emails ,though i pity the person whom has to sit and read all the corre... more
Customer email privacy Reviews (96)

by - written on 21/01/10, updated on 23/01/10 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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I worked for the council a while back and they to had the right to monitor our emails , when i first took the job they informed me that his was in place , and so was computer activity, neither really bothered me. We did have access to the world wide web and most used this during lunch breaks to access their, ... say hotmail or yahoo account if they so wished to, Though i did not bother only because of the monitoring issue, there seemed no point really, I could do it either at home or on my phone, My work e-mail address i used only with in house so to speak , i only gave it to different employees within the council, and then it was only to pass work ... Read the complete review

by - written on 03/03/07 (Somewhat useful, 101 readings)
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Email is like sending letters by post. It should be sent over secure networks. This is done by encrypting messages. Since terrorists attacks on America, our and other governments check emails and other communications from people they suspect. That is not all though. There are programmes out there that senders of emails can use to find out information about the person who reads the sent email. These programmes can tell who reads the sent email, at which location and how many other people read it. What happens to the email. Is it deleted or kept on the system and how long user spent reading the email. Email companies, gmail and one other ... Read the complete review

by - written on 26/10/06 (Very useful, 139 readings)
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Many of us have probably sniggered at the stories of people who have sent a rude or suggestive e-mail boasting of a recent sexual conquest only to find said e-mail being distributed around the world for all to see and then the poor unfortunates finding themselves being hounded by the press. I mention this because at work we have just had the first member of staff sacked for sending an inappropriate mail to a work colleague, apparently the attachment that they sent contained a pornographic image and was detected by the companies monitoring systems. When some workers heard of this they were quite shocked because the person who revceived the mail ... Read the complete review

by - written on 06/10/06, updated on 17/09/10 (Very useful, 307 readings)
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Spam emails! We have all been victims of this. It can range from the fairly harmless email drop from a legitimate company trying to sell its wares all the way through to people trying to get money from you and to take your identity, and everything in between. Before I get into this I just want to let you know of a few facts so that you can see the actual scale of this issue. Stats The statistics below are current as of 2006, but Spam statistics are quickly outdated. These statistics were derived from a number of different reputable sources including: Google, Brightmail, Jupiter Research, eMarketer, Gartner, MailShell, Harris Interactive, and ... Read the complete review

by - written on 11/06/06, updated on 11/06/06 (Somewhat useful, 131 readings)
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Hi Guys and Gals, i am not sure if this review is in the correct cat, but i will post it here anyway. Whilst checking my emails on friday evening, i came across one from a gentleman calling himself Mr Ahmed Kablan, he claims to work for the Eco Bank in Dakar, Senegal. He also claims that whilst going through some old accounts he came across one that has been left idle since 2001 and was in the name of a gentleman called Mr Ibriham Taha who worked for Civit Gold Mining in Sarl, mr taha has since died and his account contains $18.6 million american dollars. As Mr Taha's company knew nothing of this account and as there is no family to contend ... Read the complete review
