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can any body help me please?

I have a frend at work and has found out that she has been video taped can she do anything about it?

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That would depend on the circumstances surrounding the recording can you elaborate a little please?
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Perhaps you could give some more information?

The average person is recorded on video tape over 300 times a day, so not necessarily - what are the circumstances?
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the person who videod my frend said that it was to prove that she was working harder than every one else but this was done early hours of the morning when she wasnt there. Also my frend and others was smoking at the time when they was not supposed to be inside of the building . She also says that my frend was showing others things on the computer

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has any one got any ideas of my posting?
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the person who videod my frend said that it was to prove that she was working harder than every one else but this was done early hours of the morning when she wasnt there.
How can she be filmed if she wasn't there?

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Also my frend and others was smoking at the time when they was not supposed to be inside of the building .
I don't understand what you are saying.

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Like what? Is that relevant to the query?

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