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Blind copying, or BCC, is a feature in email that allows you to send a copy of an email to someone without the other recipients knowing. This can be useful when you want to keep someone in the loop without them being directly involved in the conversation. It can also be used to protect the privacy of your recipients by not sharing their email addresses with others.
To blind copy someone on an email, simply add their email address in the BCC field instead of the To or CC fields. This will send them a copy of the email without the other recipients seeing their address.
Blind copying someone on an email is not considered rude as long as it is used appropriately. It can be a helpful tool for managing group emails or protecting privacy. However, it is important to use BCC ethically and avoid using it to secretly copy someone into a conversation.
Yes, you can blind copy multiple people on the same email. Simply separate their email addresses with a comma in the BCC field. This is a useful way to send a mass email without sharing everyone's email addresses with each other.
One potential drawback of using blind copy in email is that it can make it difficult for recipients to see who else is included in the conversation. This can make it challenging to gauge the tone or context of an email. It is also important to note that some email providers may flag emails with a large number of BCC recipients as spam.