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The remaining questions relate to the following fact pattern: The Securities and Exchange Commission "SEC" reported that an unidentified whistle blower will collect a record whistleblower award of more than $30 million under the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, which is more than twice as much as the highest previous award. A SEC spokesman stated that the award, "...could have been even bigger if the tipster had acted faster..." The fraud would have been difficult to detect without the whistleblower's report.Assuming that the company has notified employees that anything that they do using company computers will be monitored, will the employees who perpetrated the fraud be able to prevent the company from reviewing the computer files that the perpetrators created?a. Yes, because this action would constitute a search and a warrant would be required.b. No, because the messages typed on a computer are in plain view.c.

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