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It would be illegal in many countries. E.G: france law consider that an employer can't watch private documents even when opened by an employee, during working h
by sametmax 10y ago
It would be illegal in many countries. E.G: france law consider that an employer can't watch private documents even when opened by an employee, during working hours, using the company equipment.
- thriftwy 10y agoBut this way, employee can't even open private documents! Which makes transgression impossible. Any document that can be opened is a company document, which can be watched.
- sametmax 10y agoIt would mean that any document sent by a client or a peer would need pre-approval which would make you very, very improductive. In NK, you can get away with it because you have basically no competition. In our countries, the company doing so, unless everybody is doing the same (or only if secrecy/security is part of the value of it's business) would make it completly uncompetitive.
- thriftwy 10y agoBut it isn't for white collar. It's for workers operating tablets and embedded touchscreens as parts of machinery. They have all kinds of embedded Windows and Linux there, but they have more holes than Swiss cheese. For white-collar workers you can integrate this with e-mail and workflow solutions, needs additional work but will make that company worth $10B.