IXC Holdings, Inc. and Acquisition Corporation (Telekenex) for approval of the transfer of assets and control over the public utility operations of IXC to Telekenex; Telekenex acquired and installed technology for the tracking, logging, and recording of telephone calls made to and from Telekenex telephone extensions. Prior to the acquisition by NetFortris described in paragraph D below, Telekenex set the call recording settings for all employee telephone extensions to automatically record. The tracking, logging, and recording equipment did not deliver an audible warning for direct calls to or from company telephone extensions and companyissued cellular phones. Calls made to Telekenex’s call center were prompted with an audible warning; NetFortris acquired the assets of Telekenex, IXC Inc., NWC LLC, and NW Incorporated on October 9, 2013. NetFortris asserts that after acquiring the assets of Telekenex, the automatic recording functions of the Telekenex telephone equipment remained in use at NetFortris unbeknownst to the new owners and new executive management team. NetFortris did not alter or change the settings on its employees’ extensions prior to approximately January 22, 2015, shortly after the new executive management team became aware that the manner in which the recording of calls was being conducted violated the California Public Utilities Code; An employee of NetFortris reviewed call logs of Anthony Zabit made from Anthony Zabit’s telephone extension and NetFortrisprovided cellular phone. Said employee downloaded and listened to approximately twenty calls of Anthony Zabit made from Anthony Zabit’s telephone extension and NetFortrisprovided cellular phone in early January 2015. Said employee disseminated approximately fourteen of Anthony Zabit’s call recordings and calllogs to a NetFortris executive; On January 22, 2015, shortly after NetFortris’ new ownership group or executive management team first became aware of the call recording equipment settings, NetFortris unilaterally took prompt action to stop any and all call recordings that were not preceded by an audible warning;
IXC Holdings, Inc. and Acquisition Corporation (Telekenex) for approval of the transfer of assets and control over the public utility operations of IXC to Telekenex; Telekenex acquired and installed technology for the tracking, logging, and recording of telephone calls made to and from Telekenex telephone extensions. Prior to the acquisition by NetFortris described in paragraph D below, Telekenex set the call recording settings for all employee telephone extensions to automatically record. The tracking, logging, and recording equipment did not deliver an audible warning for direct calls to or from company telephone extensions and companyissued cellular phones. Calls made to Telekenex’s call center were prompted with an audible warning; NetFortris acquired the assets of Telekenex, IXC Inc., NWC LLC, and NW Incorporated on October 9, 2013. NetFortris asserts that after acquiring the assets of Telekenex, the automatic recording functions of the Telekenex telephone equipment remained in use at NetFortris unbeknownst to the new owners and new executive management team. NetFortris did not alter or change the settings on its employees’ extensions prior to approximately January 22, 2015, shortly after the new executive management team became aware that the manner in which the recording of calls was being conducted violated the California Public Utilities Code; An employee of NetFortris reviewed call logs of Anthony Zabit made from Anthony Zabit’s telephone extension and NetFortrisprovided cellular phone. Said employee downloaded and listened to approximately twenty calls of Anthony Zabit made from Anthony Zabit’s telephone extension and NetFortrisprovided cellular phone in early January 2015. Said employee disseminated approximately fourteen of Anthony Zabit’s call recordings and calllogs to a NetFortris executive; On January 22, 2015, shortly after NetFortris’ new ownership group or executive management team first became aware of the call recording equipment settings, NetFortris unilaterally took prompt action to stop any and all call recordings that were not preceded by an audible warning;