Laptop-tracking company can be sued for spying on sex chats
It's a tenet of modern existence that if you are online (and even if you're not) someone might be watching. Is there a limit, though, in what they're allowed to see?
I mention this existential conundrum because of a case in Ohio, which has seen a judge decide that it might not be alright for a laptop-tracking company to espy some of the more intimate parts of your life and body--even if they are being displayed on a stolen laptop.
A Wired report suggests that Absolute Software was quite wired in to where an allegedly stolen laptop … Read more