The reason they gave for the tracking of their employees private communications and location even when not at work is "health and safety reasons".
"This is for your protection" seems to be the go-to corporate bad faith argument these days.
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Seems like quick and dirty AI slop aiming to push ads. Looking at the guys profile, there are a couple no-name sites he's pushing in between other actual news sources.
Here are some reputable sources on this topic:
Remember when the prototype iPhone4 got left at a bar and ended up with a ~~Wired~~ Gizmodo reporter? That was an interesting story.
Well here's the story about losing it but I was thinking about the reporter's complete story which I understand was published by Gawker. And thus is gone.
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