Whoever sends the message. Remember, these cases get decided by human judges, not robots looking at e-mail headers. I assume in your example a court would cons

Whoever sends the message. Remember, these cases get decided by human judges, not robots looking at e-mail headers. I assume in your example a court would consider the employee to be the one sending the message. Edit: And looking at the wording, this may mean no cybertrucks for anyone because the sender has to be a business (simplified) for the law to apply.