There are other methods broadly classified as self-defense that an employee can apply against a company and its officials who attack their privacy.

Let Meta and its officials feel the consequences of their actions.

If it’s company equipment it’s fair game. Literally everytime I sign in it states I have no expectation of privacy while using the equipment.

The American mind can't comprehend privacy. Just because it's company equipment doesn't make it "fair game" to spy and track you.

	▲	miroljub 12 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		I wouldn't blame it on Americans. They are not different from the others. Just take a look at what Europeans are putting up with. The only difference: in the USA it's private companies that spy, while in the EU the governments are leading the spying game.