To: summer
Most major ISPs archive e-mail that travels through their systems. Inbound, outbound and pass-through. I suppose originally this was intended as temporary measures, but it has become standard practice.
If you go by some of the same websites that warn against e-mailing people at google, the FBI and the NSA also archive every e-mail that passes through any of the major peer to peer centers.
Terrorists tend to use message boards for this reason.
110 posted on
11/06/2005 11:56:43 AM PST by
kingu
(Draft Fmr Senator Fred Thompson for '08.)
To: kingu
Very interesting. So, obviously -- with all our advances online, with email, it still makes more sense to pick up the phone sometimes! Thanks. :)
112 posted on
11/06/2005 12:23:35 PM PST by
summer
To: kingu
Although I must admit that was not always obvious to me. I prefer email, simply because I can go back and reread and rethink what someone said, and that's harder to do if you're talking by phone -- but I am really trying to use email less often now, for many reasons. Even though it's not my preference. I realize I have to get a cell phone!
113 posted on
11/06/2005 12:25:06 PM PST by
summer
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