I work for a big firm. Very little of our personal communication happens over email these days. They would have to analyse chat logs instead to really understand what is going on.
If there’s not a Slack plugin yet, we can bet they’re working on it.
Owner of Slack instance can request all data, including direct messages, as far as I remember.
our company moved away from slack distinctly because it was too cumbersome for them to look into a person's chat logs. IIRC they also notify the user when a manager requested/looked at their logs. They moved to a local instance of Mattermost for 'privacy' reasons, but it was the opposite of what you would think. The privacy isn't of the user, but rather they wanted a lack of privacy.
Yes. Also, just think about the amount of proprietary / business sensitive info people are sharing on slack... even though they KNOW slack is a 3rd party
Yeah, but that's just a pedantic distinction. Whether it's Slack or email, it all the same once ingested...