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Right, because your boss couldn't possibly be tracking Exchange Server. On that note, it would be a neat trick if Posterous handled encrypted mail...
by famfam 16y ago
Right, because your boss couldn't possibly be tracking Exchange Server.
On that note, it would be a neat trick if Posterous handled encrypted mail...
- loup-vaillant 16y agoI have a simple counter. A personal smtp server, set to listen some non-standard port, set up to do TLS. The mail isn't encrypted, and your boss can still say that you sent mails if he dig up a bit, but he won't spy the content of the e-mails anyway. Just don't make the mistake I did: forget to set up your imap server to use TLS as well.
- jgoewert 16y agoWell, yeah, you always have tracking. What I was more imagining is where if you are in some cube-hell and your boss walked by and saw you on some website typing away, it is easily recognizable. But if you had Outlook up, typing away, it isn't near as noticeable. One of those office work things, sort of like how old video games had a Boss key. I've seen enough people doing slack-off stuff like this.