<translate> Theres a good chance your boss can get access to your Slack messages. Admins can export messages from public channels, but employers on either Slacks free tier or paid tier need to submit a request to Slack before they can access your private chats. Your boss would have to prove to Slack that you gave them permission, they have a valid legal reason to access the messages, or theres a right or requirement to do so under applicable laws, notes a Vox article on the topic. Things get a bit more complicated if you work in certain parts of government or if your employer pays for a higher level plan, where an employer would need to routinely hold onto your messages and other information. Third-party Slack apps like Hanzo let employers do so. <swh>Kuna uwezekano mkubwa wa bosi wako kupata fursa ya kuona ujumbe wako wa Slack. Wasimamizi wanaweza kusafirisha ujumbe kutoka kwenye kituo cha mazungumzo cha umma, lakini waajiri wanaotumia toleo la bure la Slack au linalolipiwa, wanahitaji kuwasilisha ombi kwa Slack kabla ya kuona mazungumzo yako ya kibinafsi. Bosi wako atatakiwa kuthibitishia Slack kwamba ulimpa ruhusa, na ana sababu halali ya kisheria ya kuona ujumbe, au kuna haki au sababu halali ya kufanya hivyo chini ya sheria husika, hii ni kulingana na makala ya Vox kuhusu mada hiyo. Mambo huenda yakawa magumu zaidi ikiwa unafanya kazi katika sehemu fulani za serikali au ikiwa mwajiri wako analipia toleo la kiwango cha juu, ambapo mwajiri atahitajika kusoma mara kwa mara ujumbe wako na habari zingine. Programu zinginezo zinazotumiwa pamoja na Slack kama Hanzo huwaruhusu waajiri kufanya hivyo. 