Thoughts about the article ”Snooping Bosses”.

Here is the article in question: ”Snooping Bosses”. It was quite interesting, but still unnerving. I think it’s fascinating how far people will go to control others around them. Normally I despise all attempts made at controlling other humans, it’s just not anyones right to do that. Privacy is a human right, and a damn important one at that.

However, if you do decide to post things that might prove harmful to your company without reason, then why do you even work there? Then, it might be legit to scold you, or even fire you, if it happens to be THAT harmful.

But then again, when employers start monitoring your private life, at home, it’s really gone overboard. Badly. Sure, you’re not supposed to surf for porn at work, and sure, an employer has to have some intel about what you’re doing, in any case, the job has to be done. But if a lowly peon can’t check his mail or call home, then why should the workmaster have the right to snoop around at your house?

It all boils down to power. Why shouldn’t you have the right to make a joke about your boss, or about his/her spouse? What’s the big deal? Come on, we’re all adults, not ten year olds playing  on the schoolground, a bit of slack would be nice with that burger, thank you.

And other types of surveillance is even more f*cked up, like in public, what if I’m under legal protection, and doesn’t want to get filmed? And why in the first place, there are two reasonable reasons. One: Power over People. And two: Paranoia. Or maybe a combination of both, I don’t know, but it’s stupid anyway. Just because it’s cheaper than hiring watchmen to patrol or something like that. Greedy bastards.

Well, that’s all for today, I’ve grown tired of this article now, thank you very much.

Peace

2 svar to “Thoughts about the article ”Snooping Bosses”.”

  1. Andreas Dahlberg Says:

    Hi, Alexander!

    We seem to agree on the subject of posting stuff on the Internet about ones employer. It’s just asking to get fired to write something negative about the place were one works.

    I’d say that I think there should be more surveillance cameras in public places due to the fact that they serve as a deterrent against criminal acts in public places. Well they serve as a deterrent when criminals have a brain which they don’t seem to always have. Surveillance in public places also serves as a tool to solve crimes when they are caught on camera in public places so that’s also a reason to have them.

    Of course it would probably not be good to rely 100% on this kind of surveillance in public places so I also think that it is a good to have people on the ground.

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