If I send an e-mail to a public person, i.e. If the e-mail account is publicly available on the Internet, the message will only see the person or other people will get there as long as the other people do not access the laptop of the selected person, e.g. Come?
What do you mean by "when the email account is public on the Internet"? If the access name and password are publicly accessible somewhere? Then everyone can log in and everyone can read the incoming emails.
I thought that only the email name is there, which is poorly worded sorry actually that's completely the stupid question xD But just want to be sure I'm always very careful with something
Everyone can find out your mailing address. Still can't read your letters because he doesn't have a key for the mailbox. It's no different with emails. It is not enough just to have the email address, you also need the key, the password. Anyone who has this can read the incoming emails. No one else.
