In California, It's Now Illegal for Employers to Ask for Your Social Media Passwords

The Atlantic: California just passed legislation that will prevent employers from demanding the social media passwords of employees current and potential -- and, at the same time, prevent institutions of higher education from demanding the same of their students. (Services, Web)

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Sucitta + 263d ago

it's unbelievable that they could get it in the first place. Our society is moving backwards at an alarming rate.

profit over absolutely everything in this new world rat race.

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