There is no privacy in corporate computer systems in the US, legally, as far as I'm aware. Company pays for the bills = company data The issue here is that Sl

There is no privacy in corporate computer systems in the US, legally, as far as I'm aware. Company pays for the bills = company data The issue here is that Slack's attempting to build a moat by restricting access by a company to that company's data. Thereby allowing Salesforce to sell additional features on that same data that only it has access to at scale.