It started innocently enough—a weekly team check-in, the kind everyone has been on a hundred times since remote work became the norm. Cameras flickered on, the agenda was shared, and someone joked about “another day, another Zoom.” But within minutes, a few small lapses of judgment turned an ordinary meeting into a lesson in digital decorum—and legal exposure. We have all seen it:

• The Accidental Audience: When the project manager forgets to mute herself—and everyone hears her vent about her supervisor in real time.

• The Background That Speaks Volumes: When the analyst’s camera turns on with an unmade bed and

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