Is there any way to identify whether an email was bcc'd to someone else when you receive it? I'm just curious as to whether or not an e-mail I received was also sent to, say, my boss.
I don't believe there is a way to figure that out unless you've got access to the server that processed the original sending of the email. I'm pretty sure that's not in the headers or anything...
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MichaelLCIn what furnace was thy brain?ChicagoRegistered Userregular
edited October 2007
Hit Reply All:, change the subject and body to something about lunch or whatever requires an answer from them?
Hit Reply All:, change the subject and body to something about lunch or whatever requires an answer from them?
No, this won't work. Reply All is not magical; it just creates a new reply message to the people in the To: and CC fields. If you reply-all to a BCCed message, it won't go to the originally BCCed parties.
The short answer is no, you can't find out whether someone was BCCed on a message sent to you. That's the point of BCC.
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No, this won't work. Reply All is not magical; it just creates a new reply message to the people in the To: and CC fields. If you reply-all to a BCCed message, it won't go to the originally BCCed parties.
The short answer is no, you can't find out whether someone was BCCed on a message sent to you. That's the point of BCC.