If you're using SSH, no they can't. If you're using telnet or ftp, well,
all the better. Protecting those generates a false sense of security
anyway.
Most people pop their email in the clear among many other unencrypted protocols. The average user obviously doesn't use ssh.
How does one /not/ "pop their email in the clear"?
Tunnel it via SSH port-forwarding
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