With most email programs eager to auto-complete suggested recipients as you type in an email address, it’s easy to send an email to the wrong person accidentally. Business emails often contain sensitive information that could have an adverse reaction to a company’s bottom line if it falls into the wrong hands. While putting a confidentiality notice at the bottom of an email may not have a legally binding effect, it lets accidental recipients know that they shouldn’t share the information found in the email. Adding the notice as a signature ensures every outgoing message contains it. Tips Writer Bio
