First off, I'm sorry for all these threads; this will be my last.
I want to substitute, but has anyone ever heard of cameras being used in the stall???
I really hope this test gets pushed back to next week so I have more time to detox...:(
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First off, I'm sorry for all these threads; this will be my last.
I want to substitute, but has anyone ever heard of cameras being used in the stall???
I really hope this test gets pushed back to next week so I have more time to detox...:(
no cameras
use quick fix 5
its on youtube
A camera positioned to be able to see you preforming this biological act would be so far out there in the realm of invading your personal rights that surely you would be able to sue for invasion of privacy. But in my mind, any company that would go this far and not care about your personal rights would not be one that I would ever want to work for and as soon as I saw the camera or knew of its existence I would walk out. Jobs might be hard to come by these days, but I would never give up my rights as a citizen just to get one. This reminds me of the time an employer called me in to the office to discuss with me that I really should attend church if I wanted to be a supervisor at that company. I resigned on the spot.Quote:
Originally Posted by NGC1300
Emmie
Just watched the video.
Terrible advice of putting that bottle in your pocket. I know for a fact at least some facilities will make you empty your pockets.
granted, I doubt they actually pad you down, but they could make you pull your pocket out.
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Originally Posted by emilya
Cameras are not allowed to be placed in the facility bathrooms or any bathroom for that matter. Thats voyeurism and against the law.
If you happen to spot a camera in the bathroom, get the name of the facility (and its operator) and inform your States Attorneys Office pronto. In addition to criminal charges being filed against the facility, the donor can also be entitled to civil remedy.
If in the event that an observed collection takes place, a live observer (who must be the same gender as the donor) must enter the stall with the donor and directly watch the flow of urine exit the body and into the sample cup. Mirrors are also not permitted.