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No one wants their emails to be investigated. Neither do I.
....during working hours a person is pretty much owned by the company that pays them.
If you dont like your E-Mails or Chat activity being looked at in WORKING HOURS then dont do it at work.
But i will say office environments are evil places to work in, as somone is always trying to get one over you with political correctness type of things.