When You Forward an Email Who Can See It?

When you forward an email, it's important to understand who can see the message.

Firstly, what happens when you forward an email? When you forward an email, you are essentially sending a copy of the original message to a new recipient. This means that the message itself is still visible to the original sender, and any other recipients who were included in the original email.

However, when you forward an email, you have the option to add or remove recipients, which can affect who can see the message. If you add new recipients to the email, they will be able to see the contents of the forwarded email. On the other hand, if you remove recipients, they will not be able to see the contents of the forwarded email.

To summarize, when you forward an email, the original message is still visible to the original sender and any other recipients who were included in the original email. However, you have the option to add or remove recipients, which can affect who can see the message. It's important to be mindful of who you are forwarding emails to and to ensure that any sensitive information is not accidentally shared. Finally, email settings such as automatically opening replies and forwards in a new window and editing the subject line can help to ensure clarity and prevent accidental sharing of information.

Conclusion: Nobody else can see your forwarded email instead of the original sender and new recipient.