Can my employer see what I write in Yahoo mail?
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It is very likely that your employes are monitoring your computer usage at work.  77.7% of major employes monitor their employees' internet, phone, computer and work activities.  The rules for workplace monitoring favor employers. There are no federal laws that regulate monitoring employees. Only two states, Delaware and Connecticut, have laws that require employers to notify employees if the company monitors them.  This is due to the fact that the computers in the office are supplied for the primary benefit of the company... not the staff person's personal use.\n\nCompanies maintain that by utilizing web based mail applications such as Yahoo, Gmail or Hotmail, the employee is putting the business in much greater risk of viruses and worms entering the network.\n\nAn American Management Association survey, which involved 526 U.S. companies, states that about 25 percent of employers have fired workers for misusing the Internet; another 25 percent have terminated employees for inappropriate use; and 6 percent have fired employees for misusing office telephones.\n\nAnd it is very cost effective, at around $10 per employee per year for larger companies.  And keeping your passwords safe, clearing your cache and your cookies, and not having your computer remember any passwords will not stop your employer from being able to see what you are up to.\n\nComputer monitoring may include keystoke logging, software monitoring, or applications to view what you see on your monitor.  Sniffers placed on networks can also pinpoint employees who are using the network bandwidth by activities such as downloading music or listening to web based radio stations.\n\nMy recommendation if you want to be able to check your personal mail from the workplace and protect both your job and your privacy is to have a web enabled mobile device that you own to do this on.  If you intend to do this infrequently, then most phones with web access will work for brief usage.  If you will be doing this on a frequent basis, then you're better to go with a much faster private method, such as a Treo web enabled device.
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would you show the content of the emails to your mate? if your answer is no then it is cheating
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The email address and the IP address of the server it went out on.  That is about it. They can not find out your home address or anything like that.  If you have a yahoo account just make sure that you don't put your full name in it if you don't want them to know who it came from.
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Yahoo email already has it - check the text body toolbar next time you're composing an email.
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The only place it would be is in your email account.  If you have it set up to automatically save a draft of what you sent it would be retained in your email.  Just look through you inbox, folders, anywhere else you can think of.  It wouldn't be on your computer though.  If you can't find it in your email account, then it is gone, sorry.
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Just write it on piece of paper or ask someone at your job
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If you are using a yahoo client there is no way you can get confirmed whether the recepient read your mail or not.\n\nBut in case if you use any other mail service apart from gmail or yahoo you might have the request receipt option. On activating this option you will get a receipt whenever the person open your mail and reads .  But unfortuantely many mail services at present do not support this feature
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don't think it has anything to do with freedoms or spying, that is absurd.  If you are writing to her at her workplace address they could be taking extra precautions to avoid spam messages sent.  It could be a change in her service, or even her mailbox, there is a thing called whitelisting.  If you haven't already, tell her what is going on, she may have to add you to a safe list.  If this does not work, she could maybe open a yahoo account, if she doesnt already have one.
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in yahoo mail you have a draft folder that is located just below inbox
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#1) You left out a lot of details.\n\n#2) Before you send any work related email, be sure to check your spelling.
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where I work you can make an appointment to see your file. You can also add your own comments to you file. I'm sure they will let you. You could also contact the labor Board to see what your state laws are.
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Yahoo! Mail users can read their email in Outlook by subscribing to the Yahoo! Mail Plus service. This service allows you to use Outlook or another POP3 client to access and manage your Yahoo! Mail messages.\n\n\nhttp://search1.cc.dcn.yahoo.com/cct_search.php?ui_mode=answer&prior_transaction_id=337576&action_code=5&highlight_info=16778372,18,26&turl=http%3A%2F%2Fhelp.yahoo.com%2Fhelp%2Fus%2Fmail%2Fpop%2Fpop-28.html&answer_id=3198487#__highlight
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yahoo sent me an email
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Most people do not use Yahoo mail for business purposes.  \n\nYou should be aware that Yahoo collects personal information from your mail anyway...
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If it is legal, you can check with your payroll or human resources department.  Otherwise you might wanna add more info as to what you are trying to find.
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Hi \n\nYou can use outlook to check yahoomail's as yahoo charges for this.
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Some e-mail systems offer a trackback, you can tell if someone has opened the message, for instance. But these only work within some limited system (say AOL mail to another AOL user). \n\nYou generally can't track an e-mail sent to another person on another system. For instance AOL mail to Yahoo, has no tracking.\n\nSome systems I have seen which allow tracking also let you know if you are being tracked. These have been messages sent on internal corporate systems, though, and I forget the details.\n\nIf you're sending some message else where it can't be tracked by you.\n\n\nHowever, if you want to know if your message is being read by others, there isn't any way to tell, but anyone with access to a mail server can read the messages. I don't worry about this with something like Yahoo mail (unless they get a request from the government), or even in large companies. \n\nBut it is quite possible that in a small to medium sized company someone is reading your mail. They are almost certainly not supposed to, but it happens. Also, if there is going to be a record of your e-mails on these servers too, and the company may be able to go back and see what you are doing if they are so motivated.