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Story: Do senders have a right to your inbox?
Posted by: Anonymous (Wednesday 9 June 2004, 6:57 PM)
Like most things, yes and no. I am an admin Evil-Genius with an engineering consultancy; I do use a tracker at work and advise everyone else to do so to. Business is Business. But we all know it exists, even if we do not use it. When a message does not get through, action can be taken. I use the tracker both intra office and B2B. Home is different. Thanks for the headsups!
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Story: Do senders have a right to your inbox?
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Won't the tracking get a hit immediately if the re... Jim Windram -
John has a good point, my IM is left logged in all... David Wright
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Although I don't like the thought of this at all,... Jacko
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You can set up most personal firewalls (including... Anonymous
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I believe that the use of e-mail tracking is legit... Anonymous
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Of course this is an invasion. Hence the fact I no... Jim
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Like most things, yes and no. I am an admin Evil-... Anonymous -
The service only provides the location of the dial... Anonymous
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I use msgtag and love it. I want to know if my mai... Anonymous
