Tara George Amber Gardner Jennifer Shorter. Advantages Many employers run software that searches for offensives words and highlights problematic emails.

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Tara George Amber Gardner Jennifer Shorter

Advantages Many employers run software that searches for offensives words and highlights problematic s. This software can prevent workplace lawsuits. While it may be difficult for law enforcement to legally gain access to your home computer and local copies of your s, it is substantially less difficult for them to get your ISP to turn over your s. s are also governed by the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) and the Patriot Act. Although the ECPA originally set up protections (such as a warrant requirement) to protect , those protections have been weakened in many instances by the Patriot Act

Disadvantages Your isn't private, it's one of the least secure methods of communication you can use You are sending communications from their equipment that could affect their business, which usually provides them with the justification to search through your s privacy is derived from the Fourth Amendment the expectation of privacy may be less for , especially at work, than for other forms of communication.

How to Manage Lack of Privacy in the Workplace Always use password-protected computers and clients Use encryption like OpenPGP and S/MIME The best advice is to treat every as though it were open to the public to read.