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Discuss the ethical issues in the use of this LinkedIn service by employers? Discuss privacy rights and whether there is any legal issue when information is posted voluntarily on the Internet, and if there are any ethical issues when employers make these types of searches? Please also discuss the following questions in this discussion. Do any of the amendments to the U. S. Constitution expressly grant individuals the right to privacy? Identify one or more of the amendments to the U. S. Constitution that may be interpreted as establishing the right of privacy? Identify the source you used for locating the U. S. Constitution and for your answers.

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