Every three minutes, according to a lawsuit filed in New Jersey, a camera was alleged to capture Glennis Von Sander-Timinski’s face.
What the Lawsuit Alleges The complaint describes more than a decade of remote work before an AI monitoring requirement upended her employment.
Webcam surveillance can capture where they are, what they look like, and what surrounds them inside their home.
No court has determined that the monitoring caused Von Sander-Timinski’s medical symptoms or that Sentinel AI violated any law.
What Comes Next How courts and legislatures resolve this tension could reshape the terms of remote work for years to come.