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I usually don't mind the sender knowing I've read their e-mail, but I do mind them knowing exactly when I read their e-mail, and I mind them being able to infer
by mooism2 15y ago
I usually don't mind the sender knowing I've read their e-mail, but I do mind them knowing exactly when I read their e-mail, and I mind them being able to infer when I read e-mail in general.
I mind the sender being able to delete messages from my mail archive. The sender being able to update the message they sent me is fine, so long as I can still get at the original message and forward it to my boss.
If you can remotely delete spam after spammers have sent it from your server, then spammers can update all your sent messages to be spam as soon as they break into your server.
- jrussbowman 15y agoI see your point on the first item. Going to have to give that some thought. Archive history for any messages read will probably be necessary no matter what. I'll basically have to version all edits and make sure access can be granted in some cases to archived messages both for the sender and recipient. As for the last point, that can basically be done on any email provider that allows you to store messages on the server.