Your employer warns its employees that users of its computer equipment will have no right to privacy when using employer-provided equipment, and the company uses anti-fraud software that scans employee e-mails for indicators of money troubles. Do these companies violate the privacy rights of employees when using this software?a. Yes, because this action would constitute a search and a warrant would be required.b. No, because the messages typed on a computer are in plain view.c. No, because there is no reasonable expectation of privacy in this case.d. Yes, because the right to privacy is guaranteed to everyone under the United States Constitution.e. none of the answer choices are correct.

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