Common use of E-MAIL SECURITY Clause in Contracts

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E-MAIL SECURITY. ‌ The use of encrypted and unencrypted e-mail carries a risk of possible interception and revelation to unintended parties. You should not use encrypted or unencrypted e-mail to send confidential information, such as social security numbers or account numbers.

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