When you send an email, and then erase it, it is most likely that the email is:
A) completely and permanently erased from your computer immediately.
B) sent to a party not initially marked on the email.
C) still on the server of your email service provider.
D) completely and permanently erased from your computer after five days.

Question

When you send an email, and then erase it, it is most likely that the email is:
A) completely and permanently erased from your computer immediately.
B) sent to a party not initially marked on the e­mail.
C) still on the server of your email service provider.
D) completely and permanently erased from your computer after five days.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

When you send an email, it goes through the server of your email service provider before reaching the recipient's inbox. Even if you delete the email from your computer, it may still be stored on the server of your email service provider. This is because email providers typically keep a copy of all sent and received emails on their servers as a backup, in case of technical issues or data loss. Therefore, it is likely that the email is still on the server of your email service provider even if you erase it from your computer.

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