OP here. Two things happened today. Slack adopted new terms of service with a binding arbitration clause, which they linked from this press release. They also a

OP here. Two things happened today. Slack adopted new terms of service with a binding arbitration clause, which they linked from this press release. They also announced a new feature, Compliance Export - which allows team owners to inspect direct and private chats under certain circumstances. The blog post talks about that too. In my opinion, both are pretty serious and not fluff. I'd still advise digging deeper if you're a Slack user. Update: wow, someone changed both the title and url to point to the konklone article. I originally intended to primarily talk about the privacy implications of Compliance Export. Oh well.