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In Computers and Technology / High School | 2014-10-26

If a person sends an email from a school computer or a business computer, should that message be considered private? Does the institution or person that owns the computer from which the email is sent have a right to inspect the message?

Asked by Aznivxo

Answer (3)

No because it was on the school and bussinesses computer. Yes unless that is your personal computer they have every right to check the computer.

Answered by Madstermadie101 | 2024-06-10

What you have asked is in reality a compound question. It is comprised of two independent segments, each of which is a question in its own right.
Answer to Segment #1: No.
Answer to Segment #2: Yes.

Answered by AL2006 | 2024-06-10

Emails sent from school or business computers are generally not considered private as the institution owns the hardware and has the right to monitor communications. Users should be aware that they have no reasonable expectation of privacy when using these systems. It is advisable to refrain from discussing sensitive information over these channels.
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Answered by Madstermadie101 | 2024-09-30