Nothing Personal: Computer Use at Work, 2006 Survey (PDF; 488 KB)
Source: WeComply
From press release: “As we mark e-mail’s 25th birthday by exchanging more than 143 billion messages a day, it’s not all cause for celebration. A new survey reveals significant misunderstanding among American workers regarding the privacy of their personal e-mail and other computer activities in the workplace. A large percentage do not know that even their most personal messages may be stored electronically and can come back to haunt them or their employer. Just ask former Florida Congressman Mark Foley, whose improper instant messages to Congressional pages made the news last month.” Free registration required to access report.

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