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That is true, there are stronger privacy protections in the EU in general. I don't consider the actions here morally justifiable, just legally. As far as it be
by WBrad 7y ago
That is true, there are stronger privacy protections in the EU in general. I don't consider the actions here morally justifiable, just legally.
As far as it being the actual password, a false positive AND the fact he had been creeping on a coworker at the same time seems extraordinarily unlikely to me.
- Quekid5 7y agoAgreed about the false positive, btw. It was just a hypothetical, but court cases ("beyond reasonable doubt") have a very high standard of proof.