PogoWasRight.org

  • Home
  • About
  • Privacy Policy
Home » Court » Thoughts on City of Ontario v. Quon: The Fourth Amendment and Privacy of Electronic Communications in the Workplace

Thoughts on City of Ontario v. Quon: The Fourth Amendment and Privacy of Electronic Communications in the Workplace

Apr 152010
 
 April 15, 2010  Posted by Dissent Court, Surveillance, Workplace

Dan Solove shares his thoughts on why the Supreme Court should affirm Quon, here. Previous coverage of this important workplace privacy case can be found here.

Related Posts:

  • City of Ontario v. Quon: The Rights of Other Parties…
  • Some Thoughts on the Reply Brief in City of Ontario v. Quon
  • Oral arguments in City of Ontario v. Quon today (updated)
  • Communicating With Those Who Have No Privacy Rights:…
  • Supreme Court may decide whether workers' text…

Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.

  Computer Tech Busted for Women’s Room Camera   The Obama DOJ’s warrantless demands for e-mails

Featured Posts

  • UK Case Tests the Territorial Application of the GDPR to U.S. Run Website
  • Military Intelligence Admits It Monitored U.S. Cellphone Movements Without Warrant
  • The Ethics of Facial Recognition Technology
  • Israel’s data-for-vaccines deal with Pfizer raises privacy concerns
  • Clearview AI biometric data privacy suit sent back to state court
  • Belgium: Digital fingerprints on ID cards – no violation of the right to privacy according to the Belgian Constitutional Court

Contact Me

Reach me via email to admin[at]pogowasright.org. If you know about a breach that should be included on this site or need to contact me about another matter, e-mail me: admin[at]databreaches.net Alternate Email: breaches[at]protonmail.ch. Need Signal for tips or leaks? It's available, as are Ricochet and Wire. Just ask.

Categories

“Dissent Doe”

Pogo Was Right

Recent Posts on This Site

  • This site posted every face from Parler’s Capitol Hill insurrection videos
  • TikTok Reviews Italian Data Watchdog’s Order to Block Accounts
  • UK Case Tests the Territorial Application of the GDPR to U.S. Run Website
  • Military Intelligence Admits It Monitored U.S. Cellphone Movements Without Warrant
  • Facebook Gives FBI Private Messages Of Users Discussing Capitol Hill Riot
  • The Ethics of Facial Recognition Technology
  • Portland Becomes First Jurisdiction to Ban Certain Uses of Facial Recognition by Private Businesses
  • Tackling mental health via app
  • WeChat Snoops for Chinese Government, California Users Claim

RSS Recent Posts on DataBreaches.Net

  • FR: Services of the department of Vienne victims of computer hacking
  • Cyber ​​attack: ransomware victim Montmagne city
  • Rady Children’s Hospital sued over Blackbaud breach
  • Already in receivership, Nygard hit with ransomware that permanently compromised their IT system
  • Tesla Claims Engineer Stole Secrets Just Days Into the Job
© 2006 - 2020 PogoWasRight.org, PogoWasRight LLC. All rights reserved. |  RSS  |  Contact Me  | Suffusion theme by Sayontan Sinha