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Messenger is intended to allow users to engage in private conversations.
However, this does not guarantee that your conversation will never be available to others. As with any conversation, the person you correspond with may share the content of your conversation with others, or an outside party may intercept the conversation as it crosses the Internet. If your organization uses a firewall, your administrator may have the ability to review any of your network traffic and content, including any instant messages you send. If you are concerned about this, you should discuss this with the organization giving you Internet access. Messenger allows users to archive, print, and save messages, so that they may retain records of their instant messaging communications.