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Then don't access any _personal_ accounts from work?

• malux85 10y ago
  People aren't robots. I quite like to have my personal email open just in case anything urgent comes in. I like to have my personal github logged in, just to see messages. I'm still producing my work, in fact I'm so far ahead of my colleagues, that I can take entire days off because I'm delivering early. If somewhere told me I flat out couldn't use personal accounts I'd tell them to f- off. Also - work is give and take - if work is not going to "give" a little, and let me use personal accounts, then I'm not going to "give" you some extra time when production goes down out of hours, or there's a big push for a delivery. Anywhere that's this inflexible is a crappy place to work, tell them to get bent.
  • i0nutzb 10y ago
    You don't log in on very sensitive services (i.e. mail). You log in on not so sensitive services (i.e. github, if you don't have any private repos) and you ALWAYS use two factor auth. Always. For very sensitive services you're either staying away for 8h/day or use your phone, connected via 3G/4G (not wifi). You know the saying, my house, my rules :) It's _their_ pc, their internet connection. Depending on your country, there might be some laws that will prevent them to scan your traffic. Or not.