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Originally Posted by mykalberta
I know with us, they instituded a policy where the Bb arent able to accept calls if they are going over 10kph. Its some safety policy standard they got from Encana.
With us, I know they dont track users based on GPS location, I think its there more for safety or theft prevention.
And no, the company doesnt need to tell you what the device is setup with or instaled. Bb is similar to a computer. They own the property and can do what they like with it.
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That's pretty cool.
And while they don't need to tell you what they installed and set up, if they are expecting you to leave the phone on to service customers after hours on your own time, I think there may be some privacy implications there.
On your own time, I don't think it is fair for them to be able to "track" you, especially since the only reason they would be able to do so was because they had requested/required you leave the phone on for another purpose. It seems somewhat 1984-ish.
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