> When you are working for a company, privacy isn't to be expected outside of the bathrooms. For better and for worse, that is the case ^^^ Back in the 90s (b

> When you are working for a company, privacy isn't to be expected outside of the bathrooms. For better and for worse, that is the case ^^^ Back in the 90s (before cell phones), I had to give a training to a bunch of managers to teach them how to eavesdrop on employees' phone calls. I asked if this was legal and was told yes, the phones are company property. That never sat well with me. However, it got worse: I later found out that one of the managers was having an extramarital affair with an employee and wanted to monitor what she was saying to her husband or something weird like that.