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Cologne church staff used work devices to view porn

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Cologne church staff used work devices to view porn

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Cologne church staff used work devices to view porn — report – DW – 08/18/2023

In the span of one month, there were over 1,000 attempts to access pornographic websites on archdiocese computers, according to a report. The staff also included a high-ranking priest.

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JackGreenEarth
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Why would you watch it on something your employer can see? At least be safe and do it on your phone.
- @thepianistfroggollum
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  Because people are fucking stupid
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  They already think their boss’s boss who is also his own father plus a ghost can see so why not?
- @[email protected]
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  I can’t speak for the church staff, but personally it’s just much more convenient to do it on my work laptop.
  
  Also, my employer isn’t allowed to monitor me without good reason. So yea, I don’t even disable the VPN to my office for it.

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