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Businesses don't have conversations, people do.

• gnaritas 12y ago
  Not the guy you're talking to, but... if people doing business can hide behind the limited liability said business provides then it's fair to separate private communication from business communication and possibly declare that limited liability doesn't come without loss of privacy to ensure the law is being followed for business communications. It's unfair to use personal privacy rights to try and hide illegal business activity thus absolving any actual person from being responsible while also allowing them the limited liability of a corporation so if any wrongdoing becomes known no one can be blamed.
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• rodgerd 12y ago
  When people do awful things in a business context they say "it's just business." Can't turn around and say, "at work this is my personal communication."
  • Dylan16807 12y ago
    That's a business interacting with the outside world. That is a business having a conversation, and should probably be recorded. Internally it's people and they should be able to have some privacy.
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