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Anyone who actually does is this just scum. I want to invoke the obvious references but in order to avoid Godwin's Law, I will simply say being the one to actua
by dinkumthinkum 15y ago
Anyone who actually does is this just scum. I want to invoke the obvious references but in order to avoid Godwin's Law, I will simply say being the one to actual "screen" the person's Facebook account is ... well I can't really come up with an accurate description without invoking the Law, just please infer for yourself. It violates just norms that it seems we should all have about decency. It's one thing to search for a prospective hire's social networking pages and if they have anything public, yes you use that against them to your heart's content. But to actively invade their privacy like this is just disgusting. Why not just ask for the cell phones and wallets so you can rifle through them, make sure you read every text message. It's extremely disgusting. It just crosses every line imaginable; I don't hyperbole is really possible for this sort practice.