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You seem to have a conflict of interest here. How can you accept this for employee/employer but at the same time say it's not ok for a person to submit fingerpr
by xkcd1963 4y ago
You seem to have a conflict of interest here. How can you accept this for employee/employer but at the same time say it's not ok for a person to submit fingerprinting? Employees are also persons.
- noduerme 4y agoBecause the software is only allowed to be used on company computers and a few personal devices which have to be approved by upper management. It isn't fingerprinting the person or the public. It's checking that the software is running on a known/approved machine.
- xkcd1963 4y agoThis technology could be used outside the company's garden one day. The current employer/employee picture could been seen as a miniature of society, e.g. The great firewall is only used for Chinese citizens and is controlled by the Government of the People's Republic of China. But I probably interpret too far here and it seems that in some industries e.g. secret agencies need to use unconventional methods.