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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ha, that is what I thought, and what I have told my DS. But it does seem wrong. Does your DS/DD have a boy/girl friend? How do you handle that?[/quote] You tell them to NEVER write anything you wouldn't want the whole world to see. Your parents seeing it is far from the worst thing, and if they can't handle that, they need to be schooled.[/quote] +1 I tell my kids that they have the same amount of privacy on their phone as I have on my work phone. That is, none. There is no reasonable expectation of privacy. I own the device, not them. And nothing you post or text or email is really private. So I don't read everything, but I do reserve the right to check at any time. [/quote] Right, but it is so different. As a manager I have the right and ability to see EXACTLY down to the number of minuets spent on what website. I can see how many clicks and for how long. I can tell if you've spent your day on Amazon, DCUM, Facebook, or your news sites and where and when you navigated within the site. However I never exercise that right unless someone gives me a very compelling reason to do so. Nor do I threaten my employees with it. Completely different analogy. I know managers who snoop around and guess what? Their teams are miserable, unproductive and hate their jobs. Huge turn over rates under those conditions. [/quote]
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