More Bosses Expected To Track Their Staff Through Wearables In The Next 5 Years
Last year insurance company USAA banned its employees from wearing Google Glass to work. The problem wasn’t the geeky look they gave their staff, but the potential privacy risk they posed on other colleagues and customers. USAA’s management was concerned that Glass wearers might surreptitiously record video or audio of the people around them while at work. Ironically, employers are expected to tak
米FTC、IoTを介したデータ収集の制限を勧告
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Tracking Sensors Invade the Workplace
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