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> their sexual histories, past drug use and other parts of their private lives that might indicate they were vulnerable to blackmail. That's on par with the co
by huhtenberg 3y ago
> their sexual histories, past drug use and other parts of their private lives that might indicate they were vulnerable to blackmail.
That's on par with the conventional security clearance process. Fairly reasonable questions given the context.
- anon373839 3y agoExcept for the fact that it’s illegal to ask them.
- brightball 3y agoMaybe there's an exception for security clearance?
- hobotime 3y agoOur employees have to go on base now and then, so being able to pass a clearance check is part of getting the job. Gates probably goes into secure areas, so the same probably applies.
- lapcat 3y ago"While it couldn’t be determined whether any men were asked such questions, none who spoke to The Wall Street Journal said they had." So only women can be blackmailed?