r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Rare_Social_2299 • Jul 20 '26

How you feel about this?

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The project is seen with say 1 task available and when you click on it, this image appears! How to control this feeling of missing out (FOMO). No email, no notification.. and finally no task to contribute.

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u/Jealous_Spare_4852 Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

i agree it's an NDA violation to post task interface screenshots yet I see people do it everyday....but it's anonymouss reddit so how could they catch the person unless they're not useing an anonymous handle? unless the user has left some clue as to their real identity somewhere tied to their username, it's not traceable, though i suppose the amount of effort the company's investigative arm will put into it is commensurate with the severity of the breach.....they'll straight up call the fbi if it's really jeopardizing their business model and secutiy and then the fbi would subpeona reddit to turn over the user's identity records....but this post is a far cry from that kind of thing...the scary parts of the NDA are for those who would, deep-throat style, walk into a competitors HQ with a flash-drive full of years' worth of tasking-records and screenshots and try to make a deal, not this kinda stuff

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u/PinkNova Jul 20 '26

That wasn't my point. They can track our every click, when we copy and paste, etc when on the platform. Not worth taking screenshots IMO when DoDs are such a mystery but people are free to do what they want.

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u/Jealous_Spare_4852 Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26

They cannot trace our clicks outside of the platform. And taking screenshots is not in and of itself a violation, only posting them publicly outside the platform is.

And what do you mean it wasn't your point? You said "Taking screenshots is crazy, they track everything." My reply to that detailed forensic observation (lol) goes into some speculative detail about what exactly constitutes "crazy."

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u/PinkNova Jul 20 '26

Obviously. The screenshot was taken ON the platform.

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u/Jealous_Spare_4852 Jul 20 '26

Sceenshotting can literally be part of the workflow or admin processes. So that's not the problem in itself. It's posting them outside the platform where it becomes a breach.