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You’re just having a normal conversation at work—maybe venting a little, maybe joking around—when you suddenly find out a coworker has been recording chats. That’s the kind of thing that instantly makes you second-guess everything you’ve said. It’s not just awkward, it’s uncomfortable. And naturally, the first thing you wonder is whether they’re even allowed to do that.