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2 CASE: REFUSING TO DO A FAVOR FOR A FRIEND

1. Yes, Greg was correct in declining his friend's request for a favor. Since he may be
using the firm's phone, something he does that is not work-related will be watched, and
he may lose his job.

2. No, the University's Code of Conduct does not apply to him; instead, it applies to
Michael. Since the student is Michael, Greg could have his own methods for educating
and preparing Michael for real-life circumstances.

3. Using or gaining access to another person's account is, in my opinion, a breach of the

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data protection act. It is not permissible to allow access to another account instead of

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