Even if an employer promises not to read the employee's e-mail messages, courts in some states have still ruled that the promise does not create a reasonable expectation of privacy.

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Some courts have ruled that an employer's promise not to read an employee's e-mail messages does not create a reasonable expectation of privacy, even if such a promise has been made.

Even If an Employer Promises Not to Read the Employee's