‘Sexting’ decision leaves privacy issue unresolved

By: admin September 17, 2010

When the U.S. Supreme Court took up the case City of Ontario v. Quon, the legal world braced for the justices to rule on whether employees have a privacy interest in the messages they send on employer-issued mobile devices. But the court sidestepped that issue, ruling instead that an employer’s acquisition of employees’ text message transcripts ...

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‘Sexting’ decision leaves privacy issue unresolved

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