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There doesn't seem to be any upside to this, long-term. Don't sign the consent: You get fired. Sign the consent: In the short-term you get to keep your job, b
by chiph 13y ago
There doesn't seem to be any upside to this, long-term.
Don't sign the consent: You get fired.
Sign the consent: In the short-term you get to keep your job, but you and your spouse get spied upon and you potentially lose your job one day anyway. And probably face criminal proceedings because you did something someone else didn't like.
- tome 13y ago[EDIT: Ignore me, I was talking nonsense, sorry chiph]
- chiph 13y agoDon't think so.. Now that the law has passed, potential targets of surveillance must sign a “consent” form. If the targets have spouses, the spouses must sign consent forms, too. And if the targets or their spouses don’t consent to this surveillance, the targets lose their jobs. In short, this “consent” is not optional and the whole family is fair game for surveillance.
- VMG 13y agoThe top echelon is exempt from being spied on. This is just a tool to exclude those who don't toe the party line. Family members will not have any problems.