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You can't use Blind without giving them your company email. But yeah, you can reasonably assume that your company can track who received Blind invites. The Wi
by dpark 8y ago
You can't use Blind without giving them your company email. But yeah, you can reasonably assume that your company can track who received Blind invites.
The WiFi bit doesn't matter much assuming Blind uses SSL (though I've never checked). Your company could see that you've connected but not what you've posted or read.
- throwawaymath 8y agoMany companies terminate their internal/corporate TLS traffic on a reverse proxy they control. This typically lets them see employee internet activity in the clear.
- dpark 8y agoThis works only if you're on a company-controlled device. If you're on a device they do not control, you won't have their root cert installed and this MITM attack is infeasible. If you're using a company-controlled device, you should of course assume they can see all of your network activity. They could easily be capturing all of your activity on the device itself without any MITM attack.