Whoa! an IM disclaimer?

[Spooner]

Got an IM from someone with a link to a disclaimer by her employer.

Does that mean AIM is officially supported by that company? Peculiar

 

[notfred]

You suck at making sense.

 

[Spooner]

Like, she typed something... and under it was a disclaimer (like you'd get in an email)

i don't know how else to describe it

 

[Deeko]

I know what he means

 

[Kenny]

Originally posted by: notfred
You suck at making sense.

 

[Turkish]

Originally posted by: Kenny

Originally posted by: notfred
You suck at making sense.

 

[Radiohead]

Originally posted by: Deeko
I know what he means

 

[Turkish]

Originally posted by: Radiohead

Originally posted by: Deeko
I know what he means

shut up or explain

 

[Ness]

Originally posted by: Spooner

i don't know how else to describe it

Screen capture.

(in other words... PICS!)

 

[MaxDepth]

Originally posted by: Xiety

Originally posted by: Radiohead

Originally posted by: Deeko
I know what he means

shut up or explain

uhm, like:
"Disclaimer: By reading and replying to this person, all of your bases are belong to us."

 

[Aharami]

Originally posted by: notfred
You suck at making sense.

hehehehhe

 

[Spooner]

Spoon976: hey what's up
OtherPerson: hey how are you? this is a link to our company's IM disclaimer

 

[MaxDepth]

Any copy or retransmission of this game, without express written consent by the comissioner or major league baseball, is strictly forbidden.

 

[guyver01]

The stupidest disclaimer i've ever gotten, via email is:

This message (including any attachments) contains confidential information intended for a specific individual and purpose,
and is protected by law. If you are not the intended recipient, you should delete this message and are hereby notified that any disclosure, copying, or distribution of this message, or the taking of any action based on it, is strictly prohibited.


i always mass forward those to all my friends

 

[rh71]

If companies adopt the AIM technology (via license, I believe), they can probably hack into it a bit to add those disclaimers on every first message, etc.

But there's better tools out there than AIM for corporate use... like Lotus Sametime.

 

[Ludacris]

Probably have some third party software that monitors all incoming and outgoing IM traffic and adds that disclaimer to all outbound IMs for that company. The same can be done with E-Mail as well.

 

[MrChad]

AOL Enterprise AIM Services

 

[Vegito]

aim enterprise and yahoo has their enterprise software also... they log and capture in/out going ims