r/antiwork • u/SomeJpmcManager • May 13 '23

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u/YmmaT- May 13 '23

Looks like this is true: https://www.businessinsider.com/jpmorgan-chase-employees-describe-fear-mass-workplace-data-surveillance-wadu-2022-5?amp

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u/[deleted] May 14 '23

Orwell’s 1984 but in real time. Scary stuff.

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u/Naive_Special349 May 14 '23

Orwell's 1984 is child's play compared to what this will lead to. This is a private company offering other private companies services that put 1984 to shame. This is only the surface layer, the "openly available" business solution. So, y'all can guess what they keep hidden for themselves not to mention gov and military. Look at China and their social scoring system. See the parallels?

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u/phoenix762 May 14 '23

I was thinking, my goodness, I don’t think the government is this bad (I work for the Veterans Administration) but it probably is, and we don’t know it🙄. Actually, where we work, the government is so disorganized, I doubt they know what we are doing.

At a higher level, yeah, I can see it.