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March 25, 2013
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At Least 31 States Eyeing Password, Social Media Protection Acts

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While Hawaii is poised to become the next state to outlaw employer requests for passwords and social media access from employees and job applicants, another 30 states have at least introduced similar legislation. When Hawaii enacts its legislation, it will join six other states that have already passed password protection laws -- California, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware...
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September 29, 2012
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California Becomes Fourth State to Ban Employer Password/Login Demands

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California this week joined Delaware, Illinois and Maryland in banning employers' demands for social media information from employees and job applicants. The law prohibits employers from seeking employee login information and passwords to social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter, a practice that swept into the public consciousness this year and provoked outrage. A second California l...
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June 16, 2009
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This Just In: Twitter Dangerous to Your Health

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We can be grateful to Twitter for bringing us the truth out of Iran in the ongoing civil unrest, but at least one unspecified firm has seen fit to warn against using Twitter--if the fire alarm goes off: 

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