The Federal Trade Commission announced it is further delaying its enforcement of the “Red Flags” Rule through December 31, 2010. This move comes at the request of several Members of Congress who want to further consider legislation that would clarify who is subject to the Rule.
Keylogging–Jurisdictions at Odds Over Privacy Concerns
Keystroke logging (or “keylogging”) is the noting (or logging) of the keys struck on a computer keyboard. Typically, this is done secretly, so the keyboard user is unaware his activities are being monitored.
Several cases throughout the country have examined an employer’s use of keylogging. Recently, the Criminal Court of the City of New York held
Employers Get Guidance from Ohio Court on “FCRA” Background Check Notice Requirements
FCRA “Fair Credit Reporting Act” Burghy “Dayton Racquet Club, Inc.” FTC “Summary of Rights” “background check” “Pre-Adverse Action”
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