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^ This People rant about coworkers and managers, complain about their spouses, joke about doing something illegal/stupid, compare themselves (favorably or not!
by caseysoftware 7y ago
^ This
People rant about coworkers and managers, complain about their spouses, joke about doing something illegal/stupid, compare themselves (favorably or not!) against a competitor, and share the occasional off color story/picture with a friend.
Should those things happen on corp systems/network? Most of them, no. Do they? Absolutely.
When we do those things, we don't think about it because we all have the immediate context, feelings, and stress of the situation in addition to knowing the other person involved.
If an opposing attorney or law enforcement reads it years later without the context and knowing the people, they can't interpret it the same way.
- Beldin 7y ago> ^ This No. Privacy is not about your right to hide. It is about another's access to info about you, i.e. consent. "If you've got nothing to hide" is pure misdirection. It doesn't matter one bit why I won't allow you access to personal info. I do not owe you an explanation - if you want my data, you owe me one.