This is definitely something that will need to be called out in the DMARC
draft as a privacy consideration when it is published at some point.
I have to say that DMARC is a privacy disaster waiting to blow up.
When used on small domains like mine, I can tell a lot about what
happened to individual mail messages.
I've been idly speculating about blackmail angles. I have a short list
of people I'm sure are forwarding their corporate Email. I've worked at
places where that was grounds for termination. Suppose I threaten to
reveal that....?
(OK, so after the MAAWG keynotes in SF, I've been thinking a little more
evil.)
<csg>
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