Re: can my domain administrators see what i have typed

On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 06:44:06 -0700, Allen Firouz
<AllenFirouz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


>Unless you have cause for paranoia, you usually have to trust the integrity
>of the company you work for to not violate your privacy.
>

If it is a company computer, there is can be no expection of privacy.
The IT people don't have to jump though hoops to look at your machine!
PeterD, the Darkstar Network
To email, fix my address!
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