Hallam-Baker, Phillip wrote:
Or something of that nature. That means that the BCC recipient can
verify it was sent to them while preventing any To: or CC: recipient
knowing anything more than that there is a BCC.
That in and of itself seems like a breach of BCC semantics.
I'd be very alarmed just knowing the existence of a Bcc
even if I didn't know who it was Bcc'd to. In many cases,
it would be very easy to guess to whom it was Bcc'd.
Mike
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