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stevie1982 27 May 2017 09:36 PM

Accessing Gmail when account has been removed from outlook
 
In need of some advice and will be seeking legal advice but I'm more curious to how this has been achieved.

A companyI uses Microsoft exchange server and staff all use outlook as an email client on desktops and use a work related email account and address. An individual has linked their personal Gmail account and has since left. The individual is adiment they removed and deleted the account as well as logged out of the desktop version.

However the company have been able to access the individuals account and is now using the information in a court case against them, they state it was still linked/logged in.

Now I'm not the individual however I am linked as we own a company together.

What I'm curious to know is how they would be able to achieve it and no so much the legal standings as we will be seeking advice.

Cheers

BlkKnight 27 May 2017 11:41 PM

Did the emails present as if in the company "inbox" or was it obvious that they were in a separate (personal) account?

Also did you continue to read said emails after you realised you were accessing his personal emails.

That will be the crux of the argument i believe.

scoobypaul_temp 27 May 2017 11:47 PM

Sorry,
I think your mate doesn't have much of an argument if he accessed personal email etc via the corporate IT system, see here:

http://time.com/money/3729939/work-p...-clinton-byod/

And here:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/wor...you-need-to-k/

Not saying I totally agree with this, but something I took note of as a contractor myself

birchy2010 27 May 2017 11:49 PM

Depends were the emails sent/received before they left?

Basic version is if they are emails were while under employment they could be retrieved from a desktop snap shot or replay. And they have every right do that. Any data on a works PC now belongs to them.

If it's emails after the departure it's a grey area. Yes they could use a replay to login but actually go through the emails received at a later date is very questionable.

Worth a read too. : https://www.google.co.uk/amp/amp.tim...-clinton-byod/

stevie1982 28 May 2017 07:44 AM


Originally Posted by BlkKnight (Post 11942917)
Did the emails present as if in the company "inbox" or was it obvious that they were in a separate (personal) account?

Also did you continue to read said emails after you realised you were accessing his personal emails.

That will be the crux of the argument i believe.

No it was a setperste mail box

Sorry some confusion there. I have left the company and we set up for ourselves. The company where we were has acessed his emails. And he is sure he removed the account. I'm struggling to work out how they've been able to re open the account and have been reading his emails

stevie1982 28 May 2017 07:46 AM


Originally Posted by scoobypaul_temp (Post 11942919)
Sorry,
I think your mate doesn't have much of an argument if he accessed personal email etc via the corporate IT system, see here:

http://time.com/money/3729939/work-p...-clinton-byod/

And here:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/wor...you-need-to-k/

Not saying I totally agree with this, but something I took note of as a contractor myself

Thanks for that I'll take a read. The issue is more to do with the fact he is adamant he removed the account before leaving. So don't understand how they've managed to get emails for example from last week

stevie1982 28 May 2017 07:48 AM


Originally Posted by birchy2010 (Post 11942920)
Depends were the emails sent/received before they left?

Basic version is if they are emails were while under employment they could be retrieved from a desktop snap shot or replay. And they have every right do that. Any data on a works PC now belongs to them.

If it's emails after the departure it's a grey area. Yes they could use a replay to login but actually go through the emails received at a later date is very questionable.

Worth a read too. : https://www.google.co.uk/amp/amp.tim...-clinton-byod/

There are some while under employment which we appreciate there's no argument. It's emails being used that we sent after employment ended. Sorry you say a "replay" never heard of it,


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