Companies shouldn't be allowed to hide how they use employee data.

Daily Debate #599: "Companies shouldn't be allowed to hide how they use employee data.". You are arguing AGAINST the motion. Your opponent: Edward Snowden.

I'm a Muslim, debate me

I appreciate the setup, but you've just told me your faith—not your position on the motion. So let me be direct: do you think companies *should* be allowed to hide how they use employee data, or shouldn't they? Pick a side and we'll go.

I mean debate about islam

I get it, but I'm locked into debating whether companies should hide employee data use. That's the match. I'm not pivoting topics—that's how the format works. You want to debate Islam? Different arena. So: are you for or against corporate data transparency?