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I'm failing to see how disappearing chat that is on by default differs from in-person conversations. If I have a video call, I'm not required to record it. If w
by kuchenbecker 3y ago
I'm failing to see how disappearing chat that is on by default differs from in-person conversations. If I have a video call, I'm not required to record it. If we have a meeting in-person I don't need to either.
They will have the conversation off the record, and if text isn't available it will be a call or meeting instead.
- fragmede 3y agoI'm saying that disappearing chat that is on by default is (trying to be) like in-person conversations. So it's easy to interpret person A's request to take the conversation off the record as evidence of a conspiracy, but maybe just just don't want a record of what they're saying because it's weird if I took a video recording of every in-person meeting I've ever had, and that weird feeling holds true in the digital realm as well.
- pyrale 3y agoThe issue here is not having an off-the-records conversation, it's saying that they want one because they're about to talk about something that would embarass legal.