I hate to break it to you: You don't have privacy on the internet. If Discord was chosen by your employer, running on employer-provided laptops, yes, you need t

I hate to break it to you: You don't have privacy on the internet. If Discord was chosen by your employer, running on employer-provided laptops, yes, you need to use it. You can certainly call out their questionable ToS to your IT department. It's not a public "social utility". It is a service run by a private company with their specific ToS. I'm getting so frustrated about people not understanding that YOU ARE THE PRODUCT - in many cases like Discord. You will be monitored, your clicks will be recorded, heck you have NO guarantee that the Open Source version they might have is the code RUNNING on their servers. Even if a company claims they can't read your messages or never will: You can't trust it. Ever. Someone's gotta pay the Ramen.