>> If the justification for work from home is to avoid creating a documentation trail of illegal actions, that suggests that public policy should oppose RTO. Y

>> If the justification for work from home is to avoid creating a documentation trail of illegal actions, that suggests that public policy should oppose RTO. Your private data, showing up on a screen in someone's home is the reality of NO office. There are plenty of legal an contractual protections in place for that data. It is very easy to screw yourself and your company in the course of doing your job around these things. Good intentioned people make mistakes and now pictures of your last colonsopy are on the internet and in the next version of GPT is not what any one wants. I didn't say they were legally gray, I said they had gray legal risks not because people are bad but because they are flawed.