How anything you've EVER said on the internet could be seen by employers as Feds approve firm that dishes dirt on applicants
- Company keeps information on its records for SEVEN YEARS
- Uses special software to track down applicants' online pseudonyms
- Means social media postings will become regular part of job application process
- Government rules company doesn't breach regulations
The Federal Trade Commission has approved a controversial firm which scours social media sites to check on job applicants.
It means anything you've ever said in public on sites including Facebook, Twitter and even Craigslist could be seen by your would-be employer.
The Washington-based commission has ruled the firm, Social Intelligence Corporation, complies with the Fair Credit Reporting Act - even though it keeps the results of its searches on file for seven years.
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