This is exactly the Overton window I mentioned. Your opinion/take on this is relatively new. While technically (legally) correct, there was a whole lot of soc

This is exactly the Overton window I mentioned. Your opinion/take on this is relatively new. While technically (legally) correct, there was a whole lot of social pushback on this statement or idea even in my lifetime. This take on workplace privacy has not been the social standard for very long, and is certainly not a universally shared opinion. Edit: To avoid comment spam here on an irrelevant side-subject. I didn't say it was a regression or a bad thing. I simply am pointing out it has massively shifted in a relatively short period of time. There was serious public debate about introducing these at all just a generation ago. Now it's seen as completely normal to have your entire workday recorded with zero expectation of privacy. It's a rather drastic shift in society.