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CC stands for "carbon copy" and is used to send a copy of the email to additional recipients. BCC stands for "blind carbon copy" and also sends a copy to additional recipients, but their names and email addresses are hidden from other recipients.
To add BCC or CC recipients, you can usually click on the "BCC" or "CC" button located next to the "To" field in your email composition window. This will open a new field where you can enter the email addresses of additional recipients.
Yes, BCC and CC can be used to send confidential emails. However, it is important to note that BCC recipients can still see the other recipients' email addresses, so it is not completely confidential. It is recommended to use a secure email service or encryption for highly sensitive information.
The limit for BCC and CC recipients will depend on your email service provider. Some providers may have a limit of 100 recipients, while others may allow more. It is always best to check with your provider for their specific limits.
Yes, BCC and CC can be used to email a large group of people. However, it is important to use BCC to avoid sharing everyone's email addresses with each other. This also helps to prevent the email from being marked as spam or rejected by the recipient's email server.