What most computer users don't know today is that anything done on a computer is never private. Bahaudin Mujtaba states in the Journal of Applied Management and Entrepreneurship, "e-mail is as public as a postcard and leaves a written record long after it has been erased. Any skilled person can recover the e-mail message's ghost somewhere deep in the bowels of a networked system" (Mujtaba). Pushing the delete button doesn't actually do anything because we can usually find a copy somewhere else on the system. It shouldn't be a big deal that employers are monitoring computer use because most likely someone somewhere could easily be watching anyone's actions online even more closely. Nothing about the computer is private, and