Re:IRS claims it can read your e-mail without a warrant
by superuser2 on Wednesday April 10, 2013 @05:33PM
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>if you happen to be inbetween the two servers.
In which case you are a network administrator of a (probably tier 1) ISP and abusing your position of trust. As well as probably violating your contracts with the companies for which you have agreed to carry traffic.
It's also possible for me to read mail from my neighbors' mailboxes, and most of their PSTN demarcs are hanging off the side of the house and not protected by a fence or anything. Mail and voice calls are still private.
In which case you are a network administrator of a (probably tier 1) ISP and abusing your position of trust. As well as probably violating your contracts with the companies for which you have agreed to carry traffic.
It's also possible for me to read mail from my neighbors' mailboxes, and most of their PSTN demarcs are hanging off the side of the house and not protected by a fence or anything. Mail and voice calls are still private.