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>Imagine you knew every on-the-clock interaction you had with a colleague was being stored away someplace Storing something for two hours is still storing it.
by Dah00n 3y ago
>Imagine you knew every on-the-clock interaction you had with a colleague was being stored away someplace
Storing something for two hours is still storing it. The point was why is it bad if it is listen to for X minutes in a month, but okay if it is listen to for X minutes today? I can see no reason at all why two hours is okay if five isn't. I could understand if the argument was that nothing should be stored at all.
- mulmen 3y agoThe issue is the difference between 2 hours on board the airplane and forever with corporate access. > The point was why is it bad if it is listen to for X minutes in a month, but okay if it is listen to for X minutes today? That wasn't the point and the problem is who is listening, why, and what they may do with the information.