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How do you know that they’re actually monitoring conversations? Is there nothing in the TOS saying that they won’t view your actual conversations?
by ibeckermayer 8y ago
How do you know that they’re actually monitoring conversations? Is there nothing in the TOS saying that they won’t view your actual conversations?
- yters 8y agoHopefully they are trustworthy, but there is no way to really certify they are not monitoring conversations. And even if the company as a whole does not, that does not negate the risk of the insider threat, which is the source of many of the huge data breaches these days. At least in the government classified systems have to go through a rigorous accreditation, regular audits, contain all sorts of logging, and there is some modicum of external oversight by congress. As consumers, we have zero visibility into Slack. I really don't understand why using Slack is not perceived as a risk.