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   greg1075 Valued Member

   https://www.yahoo.com/tech/a-california-woman-claims-she-was-fired-for-118711413499.html
   
   More invasion of privacy shtuff.

    

   greg1075, May 12, 2015

   #1
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   holyheadjch Valued Member

   If it was a company phone, then she should not have it turned on when she wasn't working. If it wasn't a company phone, it should have been.

    

   holyheadjch, May 12, 2015

   #2

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