“...Because there IS a limit to how much can be stored on the client side PC. Last place I worked, we would get notices from corporate when we were nearing our limit.”
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You do realize that “the limit” you were notified about was the maximum ALLOCATED space that was made available (for “ACTIVE” emails) for each employees. Typically, more space is ALLOCATED for high level employees than for lower level employees.
And, by the way, when employees “delete” email items to stay below the limit, they are just deleted/removed from that “active” allocated space. They are still retrievable should management (or the employee) need them for any justified reason.
Don’t buy the Obama regime’s BS.
Have no illusion that I am buying any brown matter from any animal including criminal politicians.
I brought up the client side storage (allocation) issue because that is included in the IRS bleating about how those emails got gone. You do not contest the fact that, from time to time, users will be prompted to delete emails? Do you?