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Yes, well, the Chief said he uses the form to gather the applicant’s Facebook deets during a face-to-face interview. Why make note of the password? “We don’t,” he insisted. “We ask the applicant to log on to Facebook in front of us.” So the Chief scrolls through the applicant’s Facebook page searching for . . . ?
“Pages they’re looked at, friends – anything that reflects on the character of the applicant.” I pointed out that there’s a big difference [in terms of privacy] between viewing a Facebook page as a friend and viewing it as the owner. The Chief wasn’t bothered by the distinction.
originally posted by: NthOther
What if you don't have a Facebook account? Will they interpret that as you being a "privacy nut"?
Is non-conformity to materialist-consumer social norms now considered extremism?
The writing is on the wall, folks.
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
far out...maybe i should reactivate my facebook so i can appear to be just like the "normal"folk....
originally posted by: NthOther
originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
far out...maybe i should reactivate my facebook so i can appear to be just like the "normal"folk....
Why did you deactivate your Facebook account? What are you trying to hide?
Probable cause right there, son. Step out of the vehicle slowly, please.
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There several other states that have implemented similar laws or have pending legislation about this issue. Oregon, which also will soon prohibit employers asking for passwords, also passed a law banning colleges from doing the same to students.
originally posted by: infolurker
a reply to: Domo1
Sounds like the liberal masters in black dresses (oh I mean robes) are pressing it to the maximum.