note: parties, intended recipients, plurals, 3rd parties, Quote: Privacy in email
In personal email communications, there has always been, and always should be, an expectation of privacy between the sender and the intended recipients of a message, enabling open communication with friends, colleagues, family, and others. Privacy is compromised, however, if personal information or private email content is shared with parties other than the sender and intended recipients without their consent. This is not the case when people use Gmail. Google does not share or reveal email content or personal information with third parties. Email messages remain strictly between the sender and intended recipients, even when only one of the parties is a Gmail user. End Quote -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
