Employee Claims Company Wants To Track Personal Phone, Internet Shocked
NDTV
The employee claimed that his company demanded employees to download an app which would monitor their personal phone activities.
These days, several employees have been sharing accounts of their professional lives on social media, including the challenges they face at their workplaces. A Reddit user recently revealed that his employer wants to track his phone, which he thinks is ''illegal''.
In the 'Anti Work' subreddit, a user named @BlueSeaChief claimed that his company demanded employees to download an app which would monitor their personal phone activities.
''My employer recently changed to wanting to use a new time card app that tracks my phone. I among others am not comfortable with them tracking our phones. However, I'm certain that trying to talk it out with higher management will be met with an “if you don't like it then leave” answer. I'm about 95% sure that this is illegal. What should I do or who should I call?'', the Reddit post reads.
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