I have been the
"victim" of an email program which suggests as they all do
who you mean to
send the email to as you type in the address letter by
letter.
I
discovered when looking at my outbox that I had sent an email when in the
NHS to someone I had never heard of. It turned out that he was a local
journalist - I was using a PC that had previously been used by our
Communications Team and the journalist was one of their contacts.
Our
Complaints Manager had been a journalist and she contacted him asking
him
not to publish the contents of the email - it was about our Complaints
Policy as I seem to remember.
Nick Landau
The Numbers
Game
http://www.numbers-game.co.uk
Nick Landau's Profile on LinkedIn.com
http://www.linkedin.com/in/nicklandau1
----- Original Message -----
From: Scourfield,
Brenda
To: [log in to unmask]
Sent: Wednesday, September 19, 2007 2:04 PM
Subject: Re:
[data-protection] BCIC- **** exemption papers
That is why no
email should be considered private - accidents
happen.
Brenda
Brenda Scourfield
Team
Leader,
I.T.
Pembrokeshire County Council,
County
Hall,
Haverfordwest.
SA61 1TP
01437
775380
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