which of the following is true about email communication? a.Emails Should be concise and contain a disclaimer
b.Emails are completely private and risk free
c.Email communication is casual
d. It is acceptable to use slang and unapproved abbreviations in email​

The best option is A) Emails Should be concise and contain a disclaimer.

Emails are not completely private and risk free, always be on the lookout for scammers.

Email communication should be professional, not causal. Texting is more casual.

It is NOT acceptable to use slang on an email.

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Typically, an email message's disclaimer is added at the end. You have read an email disclaimer if you have ever read a section of an email that is warning you or alerting you to something vital in a cautionary tone. Thus, option A is correct.

Email, often known as electronic mail, is the process by which one user sends one or more recipients computer-stored communications through the internet.

Emails are a convenient, quick, and affordable means of communication for both personal and professional purposes.

Email offers a conveniently searchable electronic paper trail of exchanges and conversations. Anywhere with an internet connection can access email.

A message can be sent to several recipients at once via email. Email provides recipients time to consider the material and answer carefully.

Therefore, Emails Should be concise and contain a disclaimer.

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B.
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