Yeah ok. Only if it works as an escape clause for NDAs. If we can’t talk about the chain of management decisions that led to being asked to implement something

Yeah ok. Only if it works as an escape clause for NDAs. If we can’t talk about the chain of management decisions that led to being asked to implement something unethical, then a personal oath is only something to be used against us. If an ethically conflicted engineer ever asks “why” they always get the same answer, “because it’s what the client/department head/CTO wants.” I have never worked at a company that takes any moral implications of technology seriously. Money rules all.