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From: Jonna Kosalko Jonna on 8 Apr 2010 12:59
We are interested in setting up a private email group at work that receives
semi-confidential information.

Is there a way to make the emails that these users will receive unable to be
forwarded to people outside of the group? Make private, or somehow else
prevent the information from getting outside of the approved recipient list?
From: dlw on 8 Apr 2010 15:29
no. and you can't keep people from printing it, copying and pasting the
contents of it, taking a screen shot of it, etc, etc...

"Jonna Kosalko" wrote:

> We are interested in setting up a private email group at work that receives
> semi-confidential information.
>
> Is there a way to make the emails that these users will receive unable to be
> forwarded to people outside of the group? Make private, or somehow else
> prevent the information from getting outside of the approved recipient list?
From: VanguardLH on 9 Apr 2010 18:50
Jonna Kosalko wrote:

> We are interested in setting up a private email group at work that receives
> semi-confidential information.
>
> Is there a way to make the emails that these users will receive unable to be
> forwarded to people outside of the group? Make private, or somehow else
> prevent the information from getting outside of the approved recipient list?

Once your e-mail client has passed a message to your sending mail server,
you no longer have any control over its delivery or its content.
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