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Wouldn't erasing her personal phone be a felony?
by DoofusOfDeath 7y ago
Wouldn't erasing her personal phone be a felony?
- Someone1234 7y agoIf you did it, perhaps. If a corporation did it, unlikely. The law isn't applied equally, and companies aren't often subject anyway. That's why Wells Fargo can literally break into random people's home, destroy every possession they have, and get zero criminal charges[0]. [0] https://abcnews.go.com/Business/wells-fargo-mistakes-home-neighboring-foreclosed-home/story?id=17185239 https://abcnews.go.com/Business/wells-fargo-mistakes-home-ne...
- geofft 7y agoNot if she consented to allowing her employer to do so. My own employer has us sign an additional document (an addendum to my employment agreement) to get email/calendaring on our personal devices. (Also my employer is in a regulated industry - trading - where if we talk about work-related stuff on personal devices that don't go through work's logging proxy, the SEC can start digging through my personal text messages in an investigation, in some fashion. I don't know precisely how this works legally, and I hope to never find out.)