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Surveillance and security news archive
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Email snooping row kicks off again
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28 November 2000
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'The code contradicts the government's official line on email monitoring, stating that emails marked personal or private should be off-bounds to employers. She also says staff should be made aware when they are being watched. Any monitoring outside these two conditions should be carried out only in order to detect or prevent a crime. In contrast, the government says employers should have "routine access" to staff emails and phone conversations.' link
Posted by SteveC at 02:51 PM Tue 28 Nov 2000
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