Understanding CC and BCC: Slang Meanings Explained

Learn what CC and BCC mean in email slang. Discover how to use these terms effectively.

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CC stands for 'carbon copy', used to send an email to multiple recipients. BCC stands for 'blind carbon copy', allowing you to send an email to multiple recipients without them seeing each other's email addresses.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the difference between CC and BCC? CC allows all recipients to see each other's email addresses, while BCC keeps recipients hidden from one another.
  2. When should I use CC in an email? Use CC when you want to keep multiple people informed about the conversation while allowing everyone to see who's included.
  3. What scenarios are best for using BCC? Use BCC when sending an email to a large group where privacy is a concern, so recipients do not see each other's addresses.
  4. Can CC and BCC be used together? Yes, you can use CC and BCC in the same email to keep some recipients visible to others while keeping others hidden.

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