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There is no guarantee of e-mail privacy. A message can be
intercepted and read as it makes its way over the Internet to its final
destination. Consider e-mail as you would a post card.
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The safest way to send sensitive or confidential information via e-mail is by
using encryption software.
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Some companies consider e-mail to be the same as paper mail and reserve
the right to archive and review all electronic
correspondence.
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When you delete a message from your computer, a copy of the message
may still remain on the mail server and can be retrieved.
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