Do you see no issue with normalising the constant recording and analysing of an employee's face and body, then having them sign a contract that allows that data

Do you see no issue with normalising the constant recording and analysing of an employee's face and body, then having them sign a contract that allows that data to be shared/sold arbitrarily to third parties? > all the rest of us driving on the road should be thankful for stuff like this. Last thing anyone needs is a distracted semi driver There are ways for Amazon to improve safety without invading privacy. For example a couple of years ago they considered a 5-day training course, but vetoed it because they saw it as a bottleneck to expansion. Drivers also report near-impossible delivery quotas that force them to skip breaks and engage in riskier driving. I think this choice should be seen as trading off privacy for profit, not for safety.