The Vice of Vice Presidential E-Mail

The Vice of Vice Presidential E-Mail
Mark Rasch, 2008-10-06

Is it a crime to read someone else’s e-mail without their consent?

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The fact that there is a password and a security question should mean that it is in temporary storage. If I didn't mind other people reading my e-mail I would store it somewhere that does not require a password. The term "break-in" is used to descibe what the cracker did, and that is exactly what has happened, they broke-in. They should be punished.

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