Black-mail

(n): 1. term used to describe any electronic communication (i.e. mail, message) sent via a mobile device that causes or influences workers to be tethered and ready to answer at any time for fear of employment loss (derived from the original Blackberry combined with e-mail). 2. any such mobile e-mail that renders the recipients captive regardless of hour or day.

The people at my office might send a Black-mail to me on my Smartphone. If we hang out, I may need to run

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