Woman says city employee at home in bathrobe live streamed her personal info during 311 call

[@NeneNelson249]

LET US SEE HIS FACE, HE CAN PUT HER PERSONAL INFORMATION ON LIVE STREAM BUT YOU WON'T PUT HIS PICTURE OUT THERE. SHAME ON YOU

[@BeingKyleBusch18]

Two wrongs don't make a right....

[@maiginblank]

YEP! Unreal they are protecting his identity after what he did to her. We should know HIS address!

[@allesasmart]

AMEN!

[@allthingsharbor]

Thank you to the woman in Chicago ! May she be blessed for her kindness in taking the action to notify the victim !

[@MissAries76]

Absolutely! Thank God for good Samaritans . There are still some good in the world.

[@justmontina]

This wasn’t a hacker or a scammer, it was an employee! An employee live streaming in their bathrobe on the Internet. This is crazy!😱

[@CC-cm7ex]

Just another person who will do ANYTHING for attention….

[@dianev6180]

but probably not unusual!

[@Mrs.-rq5ku]

I don’t see why they hid his face when it was broadcasted live!

[@circesoul2218]

Medua goes the extra mile to protect criminals.

[@dusty8261]

and he is a public official!!!!!!!!! PUBLIC

[@tristanwwsd]

All criminals and perpetrators are protected.

[@FOAMS67]

Because its a scam. Media protects its sources they use at a hit. Hello

[@bossladyblues]

I hope she’s hired an attorney. I would go after the employee and the city. This is ridiculous on so many levels. Once your information is put out there, it exposes you to so many threats.

[@autumnluv8227]

That person should not have their face blurred, show their face 😠

[@smith7388]

I agree. He exposed her so let’s see his face

[@PrayerinJesusnameWarriorinJesu]

WOW, HE NEEDS JAIL TIME. HE THINKS ITS A JOKE,

[@theblockcat-ain1572]

That's when your addicted to the internet. You start streaming at work, restaurants, and putting your kids on social media like KZbin. That's their life being online all day.

[@ogadlogadl490]

It was a side hustle, trying to make some easy💲.

[@theblockcat-ain1572]

@ogadlogadl490 Doesn't matter. She was at work. Working for 311. Streaming. Come on now. If I worked for the water department and someone called me for help and I'm Streaming live and start saying the customer info out live. Somethings are common freaking sense.

[@anye76]

Uncouth. I think this could be a lawsuit against the city. Disgraceful.

[@HevICue]

There's no way she would have known. How is someone supposed to know if an employee is recording them when providing standard information?

[@tom11zz884]

She needs to sue the city and the individual for this. Dangerous and unacceptable.

[@bamarealist]

Wow! Thank God for the Chicago good Samaritan.😇

[@Di_777]

People are so ratchet

[@VVVV-ug1pz]

That’s one reason why they want ppl back in the office. Ppl like her is gonna mess it up for everybody. It’s always one. 😒

[@GlamGadz]

Yup, and due to this dimwit, they may now require all to return to the office.

[@Mrs.-rq5ku]

Right! Some people are diligent workers while others can be so unprofessional. I remember hearing little kids in the background when calling a medical facility for info., I thought I dialed the wrong number.

[@na7845]

Him.

[@k.w.5329]

Someone like that is going to be a jerk at home or in office.

[@coryc9040]

I kinda agree although it wouldn't shock me if someone like this streamed from the office. Completely lacking any common sense

[@TodaysBibleTruth]

What a wonderful woman for letting the victim know that her information was being streamed.

[@amyhartman6786]

how does a 311 call go to someone's random cell phone to be live streamed from any location they wish? You would think a 311 call would go to a city office's call center location.

[@GlamGadz]

What? He was recording himself on his work phone from his cellphone. Smh

[@issahumps]

They’re working from home since Covid. It needs to end

[@user-ut7vi6mr5d]

​@@issahumpsThis could happen anywhere. Working at home isn't causing this.

[@kenmore01]

Sorry, it's the best a small city like Atlanta can afford.

[@LisaMH-0009]

It didn’t go to his cell phone lol he was working from home, answering calls on his work phone, and was live-streaming from his cell phone.

[@elsierodgers4874]

Why would you live stream your work call anyway? Plus, you have a robe on. Some people just don't think.

[@sveronih5376]

They should’ve had training regarding privacy, but some people just don’t care

[@AS-xn7nr]

Dopamine fried their logical brain cells

[@j29maniac]

Their supervisor should have known about it too - part of being a supervisor is monitoring what your employees are doing. The supervisor should also be fired.

[@Boutys_mom]

Dude says: best approach is to protect yourself, guard yourself... 1:40 Who would think that her making the call... not accepting the call. Dang Atlanta!!

[@tguf456]

Yeah, that advice was pretty useless. Just another way to blame the victim. She should have had reasonable expectation of privacy when calling that number

[@coryc9040]

I know right? How else are they supposed to report an issue like that? I suppose you could just give an adress qnd refuse to give additional info but they probably wouldn't take the call seriously

[@j29maniac]

How do I protect my personal information if I need to call 911? "Please send someone to my house right away! I need an ambulance, the fire department, and police. A burglar just shot my husband & set the house on fire while stealing our stuff... but I'm not going to tell you who I am or where I live unless you can prove to me you aren't live-streaming this call."

[@sunshinelizard1]

What was the point of a security expert saying we need to be careful about providing information? A person calls 311 for a reason and can they say I won't provide my information but I need the city to figure out how to look at the issue at my home? That was so dumb, seriously dumb. I think back to my parents watching Walter Conkrite - the decline in news quality is remarkable. Are people just getting increasingly stupid?

[@Xgirltunes]

What a weirdo, she should sue him and the city!

[@mindysuarez1699]

Wow FIRED!

[@issahumps]

Get back to the office! I needed assistance with my government stuff and I could hear children and a grown man talking in the background. As we’re going through my personal info

[@NycBeauty]

YEP‼️

[@kaniala5]

Unless someone tells me, how would I know some one is streaming a "non-emergency" call on their personal channel?

[@staceywilliams8336]

That's Atlanta GA what do you expect that place is sad😢😢😢

[@stevezilla68]

We're not hiring our best.

[@onetakewillie]

It’s my hometown, and I have watched blacks ruin it.

[@qball6520]

Everything is a problem!! Can't even make a phone call without causing a problem 😂

[@smith7388]

How stupid. Just stupid of the employee to do that. I hope this isn’t the end. File charges against the employee and sue the city.

[@daniellenoblet5131]

Suing the city is exactly how remote status would cease for everyone. Have some common sense and insist the person be fired and move on.

[@TonioDC79]

⁠@@daniellenoblet5131 that mind set right there further let me know, you do not have the slightest inkling of what common sense is, was or could be. You need every aspect of supervised micromanaging possible.

[@Cdqatl]

Lawyer up

[@Invisableme39]

Send in the auditors and see, fire these employees, and management of the 311 agency. Outrageous.

[@blossom30x4]

And this is why companies are requiring people to go back to the office.

[@mar25947]

Yah, this isn’t why. But nice try.

[@smartanajones4u]

As a business owner, this is one reason I don’t let my employees work from home. Just absolutely appalling!!!

[@Remymaparoleofficer]

I literally went back to school for real estate and project management just in case my employer tells me we can’t work remotely anymore. I will just start my own business instead.

[@dec1slh]

What kind of business do you have? The only that would have been different of this individual was in the office is that they would not have been in their bathrobe

[@magnetohex703]

Your employees hate your guts, thats what courtney & karen told me.

[@Jonnyyen]

@@dec1slhanother big difference is if he was in the office, he would be supervised and most likely wouldn’t be able to live stream.

[@Jonnyyen]

@@dec1slh and they wouldn’t have been able to leak private info because they would be supervised in the office.

[@jed3443]

Lawsuit

[@chellesocray]

Lol. I thought she was going to stop at pulled off the phones. I was like WHAT? He didn’t get fired???

[@tonythedonluciano]

Thankfully the person called her and looked out for her. A crazy world filled with dummies is really scary. 😨

[@lisalee3067]

Some people are so dumb.

[@shad0wCh8ser]

The first mistake was "City of Atlanta."

[@ken306809]

👍🤣

[@TweetsyCk]

That employee needs jail time bc that’s essentially participating in potential fraud. They better pay for identity theft protection & provide some sort of compensation. Who knows how many others information that clown live-streamed. Making it harder for those working at home. Social media has peoples’ moral radar all out of whack. I hope nothing bad happens to her. I’m so thankful for that good Samaritan

[@SidewalkCitizenLA]

1:50 Protect yourself from a City Service? WTAF is he talking about? How could she have protected herself in this situation? Seems to me BS advice

[@Truechildofgod]

Bro that employee wasn’t even dressed and still wanted attention what is going on

[@Goosgoos-222]

They 100% have a social media policy. He is going ro jail. The city will settle.

[@demetriusconey368]

That's why I don't live in Atlanta

[@VVVV-ug1pz]

Anyway

[@mar25947]

😂😂😂

[@anthonywilliams3822]

Uh huh

[@jaytaylor2090]

He glasses are so fabulous and bold! She carries them well❤!

[@allthingsharbor]

Yes, she looks so good in those frames !

[@dianep6791]

Her

[@iamdetour]

New millionaire in the making

[@jhowardsupporter]

nah it has to be racially motivated

[@kirby-hm4mb]

Love those glasses

[@896ymexf22]

trifling!

[@EarlGray007]

Keep up the bad work Fulton County! Good Grief! 😂⚖️🇺🇸

[@desktopkitty823]

Back in the earlier days of internet, 1994, I warned someone who was innocently being too friendly. Giving away information like his full name, that he has a 13 year old daughter, the town he lived in. I told him from that alone, I could figure out which school his child attended, his home address and phone number. Luckily, I'm a harmless, honest university student studying to be a teacher, and warned him. I'm glad someone was good enough to let this lady know what had happened. I don't understand how or why this employee did this.

[@jb-ze1yh]

This clown just messed it up for all the wfh employees at that agency smh

[@lorensoth4365]

It's not only Atlanta, it all cities.....these people need to be sued and in prison.

[@austin8037]

SMH!!!

[@beckinfidelis3916]

This is how far we've fallen! 😩 Call 311, customer service is working at home, in a house robe, with... IDK, a red do-rag? IDK what that is on her head. 🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️ Grubby! I don't have a problem with certain jobs working from home IF they do it, if they're responsible! Customer service all you need is a phone and computer. If it were me the job would be done the same way as if I were in an office. No commute or time lost traveling to work. Sounds all right. 🤔

[@graceghazaii4434]

Imagine 49,000 federal employees "working from home" like this in Washington. "Get out, you're fired."

[@jimcypher]

WFH requires trust for success. This is utter nonsense. 🙄

[@dhancock5315]

Fire him and sue them!!!!

[@theotheleo6830]

This is just another reason why so many companies are requiring their employees to return to the office.

[@anthonywilliams3822]

No it's not!

[@theotheleo6830]

@@anthonywilliams3822 Yes, it is! Many workers need constant supervision.

[@MG-bj8sj]

They have a way of filing 311 complaint online

[@dec1slh]

Thats not the point. They have a way for you to buy groceries online, it doesn't mean everyone wants to shop that way

[@smith7388]

@@dec1slhI agree but perhaps this is FYI from her.

[@user-gj1ld4uw9v]

Since the pandemic I've heard family members talking in the background while I've dealt with customer service agents for various companies over the phone and always wondered if personal information I was discussing could be overheard by them. Here is a prime example why people who work in customer service need to return to the office.

[@atlsongbyrd6084]

Why would she do that?!

[@carlitah74]

That's scary. Thank goodness the lady told her.

[@kamivenus753]

Good job with the woman that alerted her!!! Good looking out sista!!!

[@DHall_onYT]

There aren't any criminal charges that can be filed?

[@DanielOrtegoUSA]

If you think it’s about now, wait till this whole AI thing takes off. 😳

[@lisalee3067]

Sue!

[@terintiaflavius3349]

This is exactly why so many politicians and businesses want all employees back onsite not working from home

[@j29maniac]

We want to know the personal information of the employee and their supervisor who allowed it to happen. Address, phone number, etc. It should be made public too. People who can't keep a customer's info secure should not expect their own info to be secure.

[@knuclear200x]

So that's it? She's fired? I guess that's the end of that.

[@sh550]

Could be the front end. 😏

[@Darci3333]

That employee needs to be sued and definitely needed fired.

[@LiLsCo0tZ]

why would you even be doing a video call for that in the first place?

[@RestlessRiver]

Why are we blurring these people’s faces.. he live broadcast her info with his face on screen, so why are you protecting him? Why???!?

[@Drforce2311]

At a minimum Atlanta owes a bunch of people free credit monitoring. Prepare for lawsuits Atlanta.

[@DubsciencePhotographyFilm]

Absolutely INSANE!!!!

[@dianebryant4684]

If you’re calling a legitimate government number or county number and the person on the other end is an employee. That is you thinking that employee would not do that? We are under the illusion when we’re conducting business. That we are protected from something like this.

[@stevetaxpayer6664]

Why are City of Atlanta employees not working in the office?

[@danasmith858]

I foresee the city calling their employees back to their workplace

[@kayecaban5324]

Shame on you for blurring his face!!

[@kymbab3471]

That was so irresponsible of the city employee for some damn clicks

[@horseygurl143]

Shameful! Poor lady.

[@user-nd3tg5zn1b]

Why? Why is he doing this live? These people need to be fired and maybe back to their office

[@Sr19A]

How are you supposed to guard yourself?

[@KentuckyBlue502]

So i definitely see why companies are wanting their employees to return to office because of stupid stuff like this

[@daniellenoblet5131]

People, if you want to keep remote status give no one an excuse to take it away. I'm remote and have no sympathy for people that abuse remote status.

[@2013lovemy]

I wonder if it was mistake? This is insane 😂

[@kgraham5820]

Another top tier city employee. 🤦‍♀️

[@lynncollver6067]

A lawsuit will help the city monitor their employees better ?

[@mremery1117]

Protect yourself.?? She didn't know thug nasty was Livestreaming. Don't fire the employee??? Where has common sense gone.

[@deebee533]

311 is just human voicemail. And With a high turnover rate. They take info and pass on to supposedly the right department. Any info they tell you is not always accurate. Never assume anything they tell you is accurate. No idea why livestreaming any calls other than meetings and/or training between employees.

[@mamat1213]

Welp!!! There goes remote work🤣

[@kayjaykayjay1869]

So people are playing with other people’s personal information! He better not have a damn job after this! Like really this world is so very different.

[@stolennimbus]

Why is a public employee in a bath robe at home streaming his work live????

[@tk-fn8ml]

So why is he not in a call center?

[@sh550]

I suspect your mind would be blown at how many support calls you make that are answered in someone's home. IP telephony and broadband to the home have made it just as easy as doing it in a call center. And it's easier to find willing employees with that perk.

[@nicholasthompson7690]

Is this illegal?

[@mimim8532]

Lawsuit, big time.

[@stephenzerbel]

Don’t call the city for help. They are not there to help you.

[@nosleep2156]

So the employee shouldn’t t be live streaming while on the job anyways.

[@GeorgeSweet]

Who hired him

[@joete3324]

Sue the city and state to buy you a new house!!!new phone # etc. This is why they all need to go back to work in the OFFICE NOT HOME!!! TOO LATE...someones info and lives already ruined.

[@CancerCell-p4k]

They Dont Want You To Put It Out There. But Yeah Texhnically You Arent Wrong. Theres No Problem With People Knowing.

[@CancerCell-p4k]

People Live Stream With Addresses Everyday. And It's True.

[@thea_therian]

The audacity to blur the tiktok video but not the woman being interviewed? screw this channel

[@sperry8259]

Just wow

[@PiNKUZi]

It’s giving scammer vibes

[@Jimmy_Picklez89]

Why do we blur the faces whenever they are blaq? Why are we constantly protecting them whrn they do things like this?!