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I'm pretty sure T-mobile could legally do that to their own employees. Corporate security teams are always sending fake phishing email to test their employees'
by caymanjim 2y ago
I'm pretty sure T-mobile could legally do that to their own employees. Corporate security teams are always sending fake phishing email to test their employees' gullibility and send them off to Re-education Camp.
- foldr 2y agoPhishing emails don’t usually ask people to do something illegal, though.
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- rsanek 2y agowhat law would the company or the employee be breaking?
- watwut 2y agoThe initial claim was that employees were doing something illegal. You can not send employees an email to instruct them to do something illegal.
- TheNewsIsHere 2y agoYeah, I'm sure a well paid attorney could probably come up with some legal theory that "makes it OK" to attempt to entice an employee into committing a crime for the purpose of rooting out employees who would commit a crime in exchange for money. A well paid attorney worth their salt will likely tell you that you don't want to test that theory with a court and the various employment watchdogs. Engaging in such a plan and through happenstance and human fallibility ending up actually creating harm to an actual customer could potentially expose you to a tort claim.
- WarOnPrivacy 2y ago> and send them off to Re-education Camp. We call it concentration camp here. Because of all the thinking.