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Corporate GMail

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I didn’t realize this, but you can actually brand Google apps.  The place where my wife works got some new computers, and their new web-mail system is actually GMail with a different logo up in the corner, which they get to through their own domain name.  After a little digging, I found that it’s “corporate GMail,” apparently a component of Google Apps.

So now, not only can your boss read your work emails, but all the kids at Google can read them, too.

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