Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain -
If the conscious mind--the part you consider to be you--is just the tip of the iceberg, what is the rest doing?
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Sunday, 25 March 2018
quote [ Under the new rules, Slack customers who pay for certain premium services will be able to download all the data from their workspace–both public and private–apparently without informing members of the community. ]
Watch your chat. Basically what this guy wrote some months ago.
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foobar said @ 6:56pm GMT on 25th Mar
Not your private chats, their employee's work product.
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Wadysseus said @ 8:25pm GMT on 25th Mar
Eh, I guess, though this is more akin to installing a recording device next to the water cooler.
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arrowhen said @ 8:34pm GMT on 25th Mar
When you speak words with company air, of course they belong to the company!
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foobar said @ 9:06pm GMT on 25th Mar
Seems more like filing the minutes of meetings to me.
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raphael_the_turtle said @ 11:52pm GMT on 25th Mar
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Dienes said @ 8:41pm GMT on 25th Mar
Fortunately, my private chats are all about how intelligent, good-looking, and professional my immediate supervisors are.
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arrowhen said @ 9:19pm GMT on 25th Mar
[Score:1 Insightful]
I didn't know you were self-employed!
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midden said @ 4:11am GMT on 26th Mar
I'd always assumed that any communication through a company Slack account would be every bit as accessible to management as a company email account. It seems foolish to have expected it to be otherwise.
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Paracetamol said @ 5:06am GMT on 26th Mar
Yeah, me too– but seeing that work mail is pretty regulated in concerns of privacy it's interesting to see that this is not happening for chat.
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Mikhail_16 said @ 9:51am GMT on 26th Mar
Its an open knowledge that all slack conversations are logged and recoverable at the company where I work.
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