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Getting Fired Over a Privacy-Invading Management App

Nice, now you can get fired if you refuse to use privacy-invading management app.

Format LinkPosted on 11.05.201511.05.2015Author riyadCategories EnglishTags Apps, Arstechnica, Dystopia, Internet Finds, Privacy, Work

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