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A new privacy battle is being waged over the use of computers in the workplace. New surveillance software is covertly being installed on corporate computers to capture invisibly and record employee keystrokes as they occur. Employees insist that they have a reasonable expectation of privacy for their "raw thoughts," but, employers say, any communication composed on corporate computers isn't private under current law.
June 15, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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