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That's typically done by mime type and extension. For example,outlook/exchange won't let you send/receive windows executables as attachments at most companies.
by badrabbit 8y ago
That's typically done by mime type and extension. For example,outlook/exchange won't let you send/receive windows executables as attachments at most companies.
- marmot777 8y agoI've never worked for a large company but it sounds like a sound policy across the board for businesses and organizations large and small, and perhaps even the major mailbox providers (e.g., gmail)?