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Maybe it's for the company to enforce against the employee. It shows the employee is aware the information they are sending is confidential.
by smackfu 14y ago
Maybe it's for the company to enforce against the employee. It shows the employee is aware the information they are sending is confidential.
- Hannan 14y agoThe way I've seen it done usually is that the mail server tacks on the confidentiality notice after the user sends the message. So they would see it on a reply, but never on the initial message. Maybe other companies show it to you on compose, I'm not sure.