4. OpenSesame, a nationwide company that sells various products online, employs 1,000 workers across the country in various warehouses. Due to the pandemic, OpenSesame decides to institute a workplace temperature scanning program. As part of this program, OpenSesame will maintain the individual temperature screening data on each employee for 30 days. You are employed as the Privacy Officer at OpenSesame. Otto Obermeyer, the CEO of OpenSesame, asks you if you have any concerns about the temperature scanning program. Your response is: a. If OpenSesame decides to ask its employees questions about (SQUID19 symptoms, OpenSesame would likely have to be careful about the questions asked to ensure that the company does not violate the ADA. b. OpenSesame would likely need to be accurate in its internal and external statements about how this personal information is collected, used, and shared to ensure that the company does not violate the FTC Act. c. If OpenSesame suffers a data breach involving the temperature screening data, the company would likely have to comply with state data breach notification laws. d. Both A and C. e. All ofthe above