IMAP Internet Message Access Protocol):
A)is a set of standards that define how email is to be processed between mail servers
B)is exactly the same as SMTP
C)copies an e-mail message from the client computer's hard disk, deletes it from the client, and stores it on the mail server
D)is exactly the same as POP
E)permits an e-mail message to remain stored on the mail server even after they have been read by a client computer

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IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) permits an e-mail message to remain stored on the mail server even after they have been read by a client computer. Unlike POP (Post Office Protocol), which downloads emails to the client computer and removes them from the mail server, IMAP allows users to access emails from multiple devices and keeps emails on the server, making it a better choice for users who need constant access to their emails from multiple devices.