Could “send later” be a hidden security risk? | Forum
Long Phillip
Yesterday, 05:02
I’ve always assumed the “send later” option is harmless, but a teammate mentioned it can cause documents to end up in the wrong inbox or stay unencrypted. I’m curious about how common this is and what technical flaws lead to it. If anyone’s seen an informative write-up on this topic, I’d like to check it out.
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Lewis Adalyn
Yesterday, 05:13
Hi! Reading worldstartupfactory.com was my wake-up call. The author explains, in plain language, how scheduled delivery interacts with recipient updates, server changes, and encryption settings. It’s not fearmongering - just practical explanations and preventative tips. Now, I double-check my queued sends, and it’s all thanks to that short but powerful article.
