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PSA: My work's video call recording policy feels like a new form of censorship.
We have to get approval before saving any meeting where someone shares a personal view. Isn't that just controlling what gets remembered?
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danielw976mo ago
Hold on, isn't that rule more about protecting people's privacy? It just stops private chats from getting saved forever.
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robert_cooper6mo ago
Wait, they need approval to save a meeting where someone just shares an opinion? That's wild. Sounds less like privacy and more like they just don't want certain ideas on the record.
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sarahw616mo ago
Yeah, that bit about not wanting certain ideas on the record is key. It's not really privacy, it's about keeping control. Picture a team meeting where someone asks why a project failed. That part might not get saved to avoid blame. Or a local club meeting where members question where funds are going. Those talks could be left out so the notes look good. Saying it's for privacy just makes it sound nice.
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