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1. Corporate Espionage - As mentioned above, the reason for the bad in Korean companies. Keep in mind that a MAJORITY of workers for these Korean companies are now in CHINA (they, like the U.S.. are moving factories there as fast a possible). While native Koreans have a great work ethic and, at least up until recently, had almost lifetime employment at the major Chaebols and had no reason to steal corporate secrets, this is not true in China, where skilled workers and engineers move almost yearly in the main manufacturing areas (sort of like a lower-cost version of Silicon Valley's hey-day)
2. Sexual Harrassment Lawsuits - This is not really an issue in Asia (except as noted above), but in the U.S., corporations will have to have an "official" ban on these phones and other cameras so that when the lone bad person who sets up a camera in the IBM ladies' room gets caught, IBM is protected against a "environment of sexual harrassment" lawsuit since they have a rule on the books that this item was banned.
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