Jay Is an Employee of Mit-E-Me

question 40

Multiple Choice

Jay is an employee of Mit-E-Me.He uses his office computer to check personal e-mail.Jay opens an e-mail and finds a link to a joke with a pornographic picture embedded in the message.Jay is called into his supervisor's office and reprimanded for violating the company's policy against accessing pornography.Which of the following statements is most likely to be true in this scenario?

• A) Jay can file an action against Mit-E-Me for intrusion upon seclusion.
• B) Jay has no cause for action against Mit-E-Me because he has no reasonable expectation of privacy regarding personal e-mail when he uses the company's computer.
• C) Jay can maintain an action for violation of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act.
• D) Jay has no cause for action against Mit-E-Me because he was conducting personal business at work instead of performing the duties of his job.

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