Though slack does require legal justification iirc for them to give private chat records to the company.
I realized this when I went to make channel MyChannel on my student orgs slack, but couldn’t bc the name was already in use. But I couldn’t find said channel, and my account was now the primary owner of the workspace. So I read through some of their documentation, and yeah… it’s made with some concept of privacy for employees.
Though slack does require legal justification iirc for them to give private chat records to the company.
I realized this when I went to make channel MyChannel on my student orgs slack, but couldn’t bc the name was already in use. But I couldn’t find said channel, and my account was now the primary owner of the workspace. So I read through some of their documentation, and yeah… it’s made with some concept of privacy for employees.
Only if you’re on the free plan.
Enterprise plan? Enterprise audit logs. You can see anything and everything whenever you want if you’ve got high enough access levels.