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'They'll squash you like a bug': how Silicon Valley keeps a lid on leakers

on March 16, 2018

"“These tools are common, widespread, intrusive and legal,” said Al Gidari, consulting director of privacy at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society.

“Companies are required to take steps to detect and deter criminal misconduct, so it’s not surprising they are using the same tools to make sure employees are in compliance with their contractual obligations.”"

Date Published:03/16/2018
Original Publication:The Guardian

Published in: Press , Electronic Surveillance , Privacy