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Exactly. Those boxes were bought and paid for by the corporation. They are the company's property, and they have the right to access them whenever they want.
by geezerjay 9y ago
Exactly. Those boxes were bought and paid for by the corporation. They are the company's property, and they have the right to access them whenever they want.
It's a shame that those backdoors then find their way into consumer products, but it's silly to assume that a corporation doesn't have the right to access their own equipment.
- PedroBatista 9y agoNo they don't.
- noir_lord 9y agoExcept legally they do and morally it's debatable. I have no expectation of privacy on a work machine as the company has to protect its IT systems and assets. However I do have in my case since it's a Linux desktop with encrypted disks to which I have the password alone in a company full of Windows machines with an outsourced IT department who couldn't support Linux if I asked.