> Privacy matters wherever you are. Sure, but it doesn't really answer the question. > Anything else is unsettling and oppressive. I understand the argument

> Privacy matters wherever you are. Sure, but it doesn't really answer the question. > Anything else is unsettling and oppressive. I understand the argument to be made for monitoring employees as they move throughout the work site. If there is a building fire, then security can validate that I've made it out safely and they don't need to spend resources trying to find me in the building. I don't find this oppressive. I'm not even sure what I'm giving up for having my physical presence monitored at a work building. I also agree that privacy matters, and I'll advocate for it. But, I frequently struggle to express why it matters.