Which of the following statements regarding e-mails is true?

A. E-mail ensures ease of use and automatic privacy.

B. Most people take their time constructing e-mails, when they should actually write them as quickly as possible.

C. E-mail passwords should be easy for you to remember, but not easy for someone else to figure out.

D. Long e-mails are generally looked upon more favorably than short e-mails—the more information, the better.

All of these answers are true but it depends on what person you are emailing. Example...
A. yes because it is very easy to use and most of the time safe
B. yes but people who take their time are regarded as polite and proper and don't just send small emails that aren't thoughtful to people but, small emails are always good because they are quick and easy but not as thoughtful
C. email passwords should be easy for those who may forget and wouldn't stress about someone hacking them but long and hard passwords are good for those who have things to hide
D. refer to answer B