Re: Adulterated logic
The big companies probably will tread lightly due to the potential for damaging litigation and publicity. I would hope they have firewall logs, email logs, etc. to back up any mis-conduct. But, chances are, it won't be any higher up's that would be tagged...
The military may not be so thorough, although I would hope they would be. However, examples will have to be made. I'm not sure how it works now, but an enlisted type would suffer more than an officer since the officer would just get a bad fitness report which is a career killer.
But given the scruples of AM and they're lack of vetting unless a CC was used, it's possible that many of these accounts are bogus or that the military person has served their enlistment and are out.
More than anything else, this points out how porous most company's (and the government's) firewalls are. While it's impossible to be bullet-proof, one would think that the dating sites would be blocked from both web access and corporate email. Yeah... an employee can use webmail, but corporate email addy's aren't normally usable from them.
Footnote: Where I am, FB used to be blocked including email from them to a corporate account. But that's been opened up for awhile. The big dating sites are, however, still blocked, as well as game sites, and at least one certain auction house as employees were spending a lot time running auctions during working hours.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
