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I can speak from experience that the inbox is the property of the company. Worked at many company's who would commonly just disable the email account to login
by damm 8y ago
I can speak from experience that the inbox is the property of the company. Worked at many company's who would commonly just disable the email account to login and forward all new email to a manager (or ceo/whatever).
This is also true with any computer that they gave you.
> I'm not a lawyer so I can't speak for the legality of this.
But if you are talking about a company's email server that you have an account on. It's the private property of the company likely.
- theshadowknows 8y agoWe had an employee who was terminated and had her friend who still worked for us log on to her personal drive on the network and delete everything. Of course the admins were able to retrieve it all and of course her friend was immediately terminated.