Rafael sends an e-mail insulting the CEO to a coworker in another department. The message is now the property of
A) Rafael.
B) the recipient.
C) the CEO
D) the company.

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As the e-mail was sent using the company's equipment and network, it becomes the property of the company. This means that the company has the right to access and monitor emails sent using their resources, and they can use this email as evidence for disciplinary or legal action if necessary. Neither Rafael nor the recipient own the email once it is sent. The CEO may have access to the email if it is flagged or brought to their attention, but it is ultimately the property of the company.

Rafael Sends an E-Mail Insulting the CEO to a Coworker