Is your employer allowed to have access to your email account in order to read your emails?
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Employers are letting you use their equipment and Internet access and have the right to regulate that any way they want.\n\nIf they provide you with a company email account, they have right to read your work emails.\n\nIf you are accessing a personal Web-based email account, they might be able to read that if they are using sophisticated tools to monitor traffic on their network.\n\nBest advice: Do your work stuff at work and your personal stuff at home.
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Why would you want someone else to read your email?
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It usually is legal, provided you allow them to unsubscribe if it's an email listserv. Be careful though, as unsolicited email is usually dumped first thing before even reading it. Better to target a certain proven constituency such as Union members, voters in your area of interest, or people who are aware of the issues you wish to address.
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Your work account may not be set up to be accessible from home. Check with your company's technical support people (helpdesk is a good place to start).  If they allow you to check email from home, they will either give you a web address to go to and read it over the web, or instructions for connecting to it at home. The software you use to read email is not as important as the way the server that holds the email is set up--- I'm an email engineer and I have many users who use Outlook/pc at home and Mac/Entourage at the office (or the reverse) and they can see everything from everywhere.
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Nope only if you have access to their account and can check their email before they can.
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You can set up a Yahoo or Hotmail account thst allows you to look at you email from any computer.\n\nIt's web based so you don't need to have the computer you are using set up with any account details.\n\nThey are usually free as well.
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Sry, unless there's some magic wand, then you can't retrieve it.  I save emails in folders until I can look at them more.
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Theoritically, no one can access your email. But there are bad people who can crack passwords in any emails not just yahoo.
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Yes, they can.  All that they would need is a simple packet sniffing program like etherreal and it will automatically re-assemble the packets, so they could read whatever gets sent over their internet connection.  They could als use a program like cain and abel, which will sniff passwords and usernames.\n\nThey could see anything from the websites you visit (whatever they may be) to programs like outlook and outlook express when you send and receive e-mail.\n\nUnless you are viewing a secure page, indicated by a picture of a padlock in the corner of your browser, anything you do can (and potentially will) be seen by your IT department.\n\nthere are ways around this so that the IT guys wont see whats going on, but it gets a little complicated.\n\nIncluded as sources are 2 links to get email and inernet access without them being able to see you.\n\nFor more information, post another question asking about VPN and how to implement it, or email me at Madh2orat@yahoo.com
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depends. If you're using Outlook Express you can set it up so you get a read reciept, but I don't think it's possible for web based emails
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Yes it is you can set it under tools accounts (Mail Accounts)
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Yes, they do have the ability to monitor the contents of your e-mail (it *is* their servers).  Look at the Privacy Policy located at the bottom of every Yahoo Mail page.
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Not sure if I understand your question correctly, but you would need some kind of access to the website referencing the email address - like FTP or a web interface.
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The only way to know is if there was an unread mail that shows as read now. The only way to be secure is to change your pwd often and use complicated ones.
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it's not. why are you snooping around anyways? if you suspect your spouse of cheating there are software programs you can buy to read their email, but i don't know any.
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There are but you dont get much for them.  There are sites that pay for you to read emails.  See link below
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It depends on the type of email you have and how you have it set up. If you have a web based email like yahoo you can just log in like you would at home. If you have an internet provider email like adelphia,tds,verizon...Ect. You can go to the homepage and log on and see any new mail you have, But you may not be able to see any of the mail you already read from home.