David MacQuigg wrote:
Recipient. Problem P - Recipients have difficulty keeping track of and
updating their forwarding arrangements. Maybe Ale can provide a good
example here.
The best example I have thus far is the one I wrote last 1st feb:
A former employee wants to delete a forwarding recipe that has been
manually configured years ago, when she left, as a favor to her. Does she
have to get in touch with her former boss? What if she doesn't want him to
know her current email address?
Notice that the former employee probably has no access to her old
company's mail management web form, if any exist, because she is no longer
an employee. I think that example illustrates well why the privacy
requirement is reasonable: the company should allow the relevant data
subjects to remotely manage their forwarding recipes.
I added definitions for some of the above terms in
http://www.openspf.org/Community/Glossary
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