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All the employer need do to comply this law (apparently) is to post a sign at all entrances to the facility proclaiming that entering the building is consent to be surveiled. Login screens display a notice that use of the computer is consent to be surveiled in all activity conducted on that computer. Post a similar message on telephones. Now the employees know they are under survelliance.