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I created two free datasets containing screenshots and detailed metadata from thousands of the world’s most popular websites, and I my hope was that they would help to get my foot in the door. I’ve posted a 1,000 website dataset on Kaggle and a 10,000 website dataset on my company site at https://silatus.com/datasets.
I’ve also shared the datasets in the LAION Discord channel for text to image datasets. Do you have any other ideas for places I can share these free datasets?
Both MS Teams and Zoom provide companies data on their employees’ activities.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/teams-analy...
https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201363213-Getting-...
These reports go pretty in depth. A company can see how many messages you’ve sent, how long you’ve been in a call, who you’ve been talking to, and more.
I’m thinking of, instead of adding user activity reports, differentiating by setting an employee privacy standard. I’m running into a dilemma though. Employees that I talk to want privacy and employers that I talk to are divided over whether there is value in these invasive reports. Some employers want the reports (or some of the execs of some companies), but they also want to minimize the perception of invasive oversight.
What do you think I should do? Offer the reports or not? Go all in and offer extremely detailed reports, possibly integrating with time tracking software like Clockify and Toggl? Or go in the opposite direction and target privacy-aware companies and employees?