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Everyone will try to justify their need to send messages as 'legitimate'. I imagine with this law that communication will become more proactive. If you need to
by mym1990 5y ago
Everyone will try to justify their need to send messages as 'legitimate'. I imagine with this law that communication will become more proactive. If you need to solve a problem, do it earlier than later. If it is an emergency, than have an actual plan laid out.
- BiteCode_dev 5y agoWell, doctors and firefighters are legitimate. I can be similarly on call for data center duty. The problem is to well define those. But all in all, I don't mind my clients texting me after work hours. I just put my phone on mute.
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- ratww 5y agoThere is already a very simple solution to solve being "on call": pay the damn person for the hours they need to be ready to answer the phone. That's how Doctors and Firefighters (and developers!) do in places I lived. If I need to be sober or awake, or can't put my phone on mute... well, then I'm obviously on the clock. I also don't mind my company texting or calling for emergencies, but babysitting the system for free on PagerDuty like some SV companies ask to is incredibly stupid.