Would you give your boyfriend/girlfriend your email password?
406040
For me, it would depend on how long we had already been together, and how we were currently doing. For example, I have been with my boyfriend for almost 2 years, and we still haven't exchanged passwords to email. \n\nIf you are married, then I don't see why you wouldn't give them your password, especially if you didn't have anything to hide.
34974
You can get other people's email addresses and passwords by asking them.  If they won't tell you, you're out of luck.
118323
ummmm....sure-if you give me your email and everything (well just email)
302336
Not unless you put all your mail in Shared Documents- which I doubt you'd do. No- as long as you have your own user account, and you have a password-protected documents folder and account, you are completely secure from prying eyes.
973281
the user didnt verify their email...\n\n\nxoxo
1187945
Because he reads yours! Or maybe it's because you are female(I guess) and that's what we do. I used to check Mr. Evil's emails but he kept changing his password and I haven't worked it out this time! I actually thought after changing it twice, he would be too stupid to think of anything else he could remember, you know, being a man and all.
479425
I wouldn't bring it up.  It will cause a wedge between you and your male friend because it would be breaking his confidence to email her.  Let it go and keep him as a friend.  She needs to trust him more if she wants to keep him.
722800
Let's hope not.  Then everyone would be hacking into everyone else's email boxes and snooping around. Isn't the NSA already doing enough to infringe on our privacy (sorry, digression)\n\nIf you are looking for your own password that you lost/forgot, contact the ISP that hosts your email address.  If it is an email address thru your own website, like joe@mypersonaldomainhere.com, you can reset it yourself thru the control panel.  If it's at work, your sys admin can reset it.\n\nIf you are trying to steal someone email, shame on you, but try their birthday, partner's name or pet's name: those are the most common passwords and easiest to hack.
674343
I'm afraid you'll find out when and if someone gets to see the pics.  If your partner knew what he was doing, must have erased all traces and used his own e-mail.  If he's an idiot -as he must be if you suspect him to do this- he might have used your e-mail client.  In this case, you might find something in the sent items folder.\n\nAlways keep your laptop password-protected, and don't share it with anyone.  You don't want other people receiving mails that seem to come from you when you didn't.
64552
Well, if you share your pc with your roommate, I would suggest putting passwords on all of your sites, like yahoo, all of your e-mails, and private things you don't want your roommate to be able to access. Don't write your passwords down anywhere! Your roommate won't be able to get into anything personal that way.
955264
if i had their email addresses, yes I would know how to send them an email........
457657
Out of courtesy, yes.  Just because you are his wife does not give you the right to look into all his personal things, unless he himself tells you it is ok.  I am married, and I open my husband's mail, and can look at anything I want to because he has told me I can look at anything he has.  Your husband may be different. As his wife, you should know how private a person he is. If you are not sure-ASK. Would you appreciate his going thru your purse without asking?
551187
This 'boyfriend' doesn't know how to contact you, doesn't have your phone number and doesn't have your mailing address?\n\nHm. \n\nI doubt that this relationship was going very far anyway. Do either of you know the others' last name?
928441
How about you don't access it?  He may have a good reason for keeping it from you.  My wife and I both have personal email accounts that the other person does not have access.  I trust her to manage her own email and show me what she wants to and vice versa.  In fact, I use that email account to receive shipping confirmations for just about everything I've purchased for her online.  Wouldn't want her to see that, would I?\n\nEither way no one hear (in their right mind) would give you advice on how to illegally access anyone else's email.  If he doesn't want to show you or even admit that he has that email account, that's his business.  And his legal right to keep it private.
394331
Does someone know your password and e-mail you had to make it. You can only change it if you long in. So one must have know everything. maybe a really good friend. or mad ex girlfriend. I dont know. just make a new one. but keep your password safe. dont tell anyone. and dont write it down. cause someone might find it
371892
yeah sure.... give me your email Address
157253
no, but why would you want to ?\nyour yahoo mail is protected by password.