Government
Apr. 18, 2013
Social media privacy bill for public workers moves forward
Privacy advocates won a round against law enforcement agencies Tuesday when the Assembly Judiciary Committee approved a bill to prevent public-sector employers from demanding access to employees' social media accounts.
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Privacy advocates won a round against law enforcement agencies Tuesday when the Assembly Judiciary Committee approved a bill to prevent public-sector employers from demanding access to employees' social media accounts. Law enforcement agencies sought to be exempt from the bill when vetting prospective police officers.
Assembly Bill 25, by Nora Campos, D-San Jo...
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