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In reply to the discussion: Big Boss, Not Big Brother, Spotted Long Island Family's 'Suspicious' Google Searches [View all]burnodo
(2,017 posts)18. why did the police department investigate a matter for the federal government?
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sufrommich
Aug 2013
OP
The company owns their computers and is responsible for them. So that's a difference. And
pnwmom
Aug 2013
#112
One reason (among many) why all the facts should be known before conclusions are drawn. . .
Journeyman
Aug 2013
#2
The Guardian lately is starting to resemble the other London rags, unfortunately. n/t
pnwmom
Aug 2013
#113
So your position is that HS is supposed to be actively searching all US Google queries for content?
Thor_MN
Aug 2013
#88
We see whose side you instinctively take in employer-employee relations
muriel_volestrangler
Aug 2013
#122
I believe the woman who started this whole story has written for Forbes.com
KittyWampus
Aug 2013
#19
The only bad information is from Catalano. Her story is bullshit. End of discussion. nt
geek tragedy
Aug 2013
#44
I didn't see where he was mentioned. But as a free lance writer, she should be aware that
Autumn
Aug 2013
#60
Yes, the part about the son being the ex employee. I haven't seen that in the articles
Autumn
Aug 2013
#69
I think she does cooking so they probably purchased her recipes or something.
reusrename
Aug 2013
#95
Why did they interview the husband and not her if the searches were on her work PC
TriplD
Aug 2013
#43
"Don't suspect your neighbor; turn them in!" ~Public sign in Terry Gilliam's "Brazil". n/t
Fire Walk With Me
Aug 2013
#47
Good thing TPTB had all their content handy to search right away (son & husbands)
usGovOwesUs3Trillion
Aug 2013
#56
But if they were just scanning network end points meta then it would look like a single user
usGovOwesUs3Trillion
Aug 2013
#70
You should try reading the post before offering factually false commentary. Nt
geek tragedy
Aug 2013
#90
That the government would think searches for "pressure cooker" and "backpack"
killbotfactory
Aug 2013
#92
If it was his home computer with company-required monitoring software
PowerToThePeople
Aug 2013
#117