Any email that you send from your work place computer is the property of your employer.

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Also, your browsing history as well. You are not allowed to assert privacy rights over any email that you send through your workplace PCs.

Also, if your company allows you to use your personal devices, IPads, IPhones, BBs, etc. for work, then all data stored on those devices can be subjected to collection in a govt. investigation or litigation.

I know. I do this for a living, and no I do not work for the govt. I work for law firms, and we collect data from our clients.

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In Europe, this is not true. In France, all data on an employee's computer is considered the personal property of that employee and cannot be collected or search without that employee's permission.