[abduhl]

Invasive security measures that constantly take audio and video of you when you are working absolutely helps address the “Investment banker tells his college buddy about the deal” step.

Investment banker cannot tell his college buddy about the deal around work hardware. Anybody that does gets caught. This will result in catching the dumbest criminals, but it absolutely counters one of the steps in your “most common workflow.”

I don’t agree with this level of surveillance, but let’s not act like invading someone’s privacy isn’t effective at preventing/prosecuting crime.

[leroy_masochist]

> Invasive security measures that constantly take audio and video of you when you are working absolutely helps address the “Investment banker tells his college buddy about the deal” step.

Literally nobody who is thinking about maybe doing some insider trading is having out-loud conversations about it while at the office. I see your point in theory, but it's a pretty ridiculous edge case.