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Google accused of making software to undercover agent on staff organizing efforts

Google is accused of making an inner undercover agent software to observe staff’ efforts to arrange protests or speak about unions. The alleged surveillance software has been put in on staff’ com…
Google is accused of creating an internal spy tool to monitor workers’ efforts to organize protests or discuss unions. The alleged surveillance tool has been installed on employees’ com…

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