A Japanese phone company has come up with a new technology that can track most minimal movement of mobile phone users and beams the information back to HQ.
KDDI Corporation, which has developed the technology, intends to offer the service to clients such as managers, foremen and employment agencies, or whoever may be interested keeping in check the activities of their employees.
"Technically, I think this is an incredibly important innovation," the BBC News quoted Philip Sugai, Director of the mobile consumer lab at the International University of Japan, as saying.
He added: "For example, when applied to the issue of telemedicine, or other situations in which remotely monitoring or accessing an individual’s personal movements is vital to that service.
Source : http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life/relationships/work/Technology-that-allows-bosses-to-spy-on-employees/articleshow/5671504.cms
KDDI Corporation, which has developed the technology, intends to offer the service to clients such as managers, foremen and employment agencies, or whoever may be interested keeping in check the activities of their employees.
"Technically, I think this is an incredibly important innovation," the BBC News quoted Philip Sugai, Director of the mobile consumer lab at the International University of Japan, as saying.
He added: "For example, when applied to the issue of telemedicine, or other situations in which remotely monitoring or accessing an individual’s personal movements is vital to that service.
Source : http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life/relationships/work/Technology-that-allows-bosses-to-spy-on-employees/articleshow/5671504.cms
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