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Can WhatsApp messages be used to justify dismissal?
Francisco Javier Bolaños Ulate
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25 Aug 2021
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The possibility of using WhatsApp messages to substantiate a dismissal is analyzed. Likewise, reference is made on how to circumvent the limitations imposed by the right to privacy and inviolability of communications.
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