From the article:
> Personal information can be used by criminals or entities to steal identities, commit bank and credit fraud, or phishing schemes.
Getting a bit tired of this. You can't really steal someones identity. But a criminal could use this to commit fraud, but you still have your own identity.
Guess it's the same as with piracy. It's not really stealing so much as copying, but everyone calls it stealing...
Either way, someone has your data who isn't supposed to, but it feels a bit like a tree falling on your car and calling it a "car accident."
What are they talking about when they mention "email recall procedure[s]"? Once you've sent an email, you've sent it.
Outlook also offers the ability to draw attention to your email by sending out a "The sender of this email would like to recall it. Please click okay when you're done reading whatever they sent and want to delete it."
Apparently not.
