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Posted February 11. 2014 1:22PM

Hampton selectmen to review 'NSA-like' tech policy

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Those policy reads as follows: “The town manager or his disignee reserves the right to monitor, review, audit, intercept, access and disclose all messages sent and received, except for confidential information under state/federal law. There is no right of privacy in material generated on and stored in the town’s computer equipment.”


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