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I don’t feel sorry for corporations being spied on by each other. They do this to their own employees to exert control and the general public to make a buck all
by no_wizard 2y ago
I don’t feel sorry for corporations being spied on by each other. They do this to their own employees to exert control and the general public to make a buck all the time.
I couldn’t care less about this. Honestly the shit corporations pull on the daily in 2025 shouldn’t be considered normal.
Why should I be worked up about this?
- no_wizard 2y agoAnyone want to take a stab at actually answering my question and giving me any reason to change my view?
- Eridrus 2y agoBecause it creates bad incentives and workplaces. Nobody likes the conditions working in places that have to take counterintelligence seriously.
- no_wizard 2y ago>Because it creates bad incentives and workplaces There are already bad incentives and workplaces. They exist irregardless of this. What exactly does it create in this regard? >Nobody likes the conditions working in places that have to take counterintelligence seriously. Is there any backing evidence that can be produced about this assertion? Counter intelligence is also fairly vague and could mean a wide variety of things. Is there any specifics?
- Eridrus 2y agoYou can probably think of some yourself. Or you can continue being obtuse, up to you.