Court Limits Privacy Of E-Mail Messages

A Washington Post article reports that anyone providing email services to you is allowed to read your email:

A company that provides e-mail service has the right to copy and read any message bound for its customers, a federal appeals court panel has ruled in a decision that could expand e-mail monitoring by businesses and the government.

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3 Responses to Court Limits Privacy Of E-Mail Messages

  1. Ian says:

    Look at the bright side: This might be what gets joe average to start using encryption.

    Or maybe I might start…

  2. augie says:

    When you are ready; my GPG key will be here.

  3. Mark says:

    Funny, after reading about this court decision, I thought “Hey, I should check out Augie’s site again and get serious about using GPG …” :)

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