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Forwarding emails containing personal information could violate data protection laws like the GDPR. Legal issues can also arise for other reasons. For example, if forwarding breaches confidentiality agreements or infringes on intellectual property rights.
Yes, if you're acting in a personal capacity. The Privacy Act doesn't prevent you from on-sharing an email containing someone's personal information, except where it would be regarded as highly offensive to do so.
It's legal unless you had a prior agreement with the person who sent you an email. Merely sending an email does not establish any sort of contract. Someone could write in the email: "YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO SHARE THIS WITH ANYONE!" But it wouldn't matter, because the recipient never agreed to follow that.
Under the Constitution, private expression falls outside the scope of expression that is subject to federal regulation. The routine practice of e-mail forwarding violates principles of common-law copyright regardless of what the Federal Copyright Act says.?
Is it a federal offense if someone forwards your email without permission? There is no law preventing anyone from sharing anything that exists on the internet unless it violates medical privacy laws (HIPPA) or Copyrights.