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Message-ID: <E075A187B11EED409B12D00100CAAD662D94@ntserver.meltemi.local>
From: Jos at meltemi.co.uk (Jos Osborne)
Subject: Email

>> Add to this privacy issues - they have to open up the e-mail to scan it
>> - and you end up with a fairly horrible problem.
>
>Yeah, if you have a crack team of virus analyzing monkeys sitting in the
>back, opening up and manually checking every single piece of mail coming
>through your network, you might have some privacy -- and load -- problems.
>
>But then again, you might have bigger problems.
>
>  - Damian

Yeah - I know - they're not _actually_ going to read anything, it's just that I'm fairly sure that there are issues with reasonable expectations of privacy and opening up what is regarded as a "sealed container"

Then again I'm probably just being a little paranoid. 1984 was one of my favourite books when I was a kid.

Jos