No one knowingly installs, uses or maintains a data surveillance device at premises to capture or watch what goes into or comes out of a computer there, where that requires going onto the premises without the owner's or occupier's express or implied consent, or tampering with the computer or a network on the premises when whoever lawfully possesses or controls it has given no express or implied consent. Maximum penalty as for s 7. Exceptions cover warrants, Commonwealth law and the Witness Protection Act 1995. Monitoring software on employer-owned and controlled computers and networks rests on the employer's own consent, with the Workplace Surveillance Act 2005 policy and notice duties; monitoring an employee's personally owned computer needs that person's consent.
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