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Norwegian privacy law.
by gvjddbnvdrbv 7y ago
Norwegian privacy law.
- gambiting 7y ago"privacy" is not a crime, you need to be more specific. I would maybe understand if the employer was taking pictures of the employee with a webcam, but they were taking screenshots of the machine owned by the company - how is there any expectation of privacy if you're using company equipment?
- gvjddbnvdrbv 7y agoI updated comment.
- lodovic 7y agoThe toilet is company equipment, too.
- gambiting 7y agoThere is an expectation of privacy when using the bathroom though. There isn't when using a company issued computer, your employeer controls all the software on it, controls the network traffic - why would anyone have an expectation that what they use it for remains private? It's like there's no expectation of privacy when using an industrial lathe - it's meant for a specific purpose, if you use it for private purposes while at work, you shouldn't be expecting that to remain hidden from your employeer.
- Symbiote 7y agoIf I take a personal note using a company-issued pen, must that be disclosed to my employer? It's not black and white, and many people will have some expectation of privacy when using company-provided equipment.
- fulafel 7y agoWhether there is an expectation of privacy in toilet or on the computer is culture dependent.
- anoncake 7y ago> expectation of privacy US law is irrelevant outside the US