More specifically, it's the recording and exfiltration of even step/step-count data that is dangerous. I have a lot of walking 1-1's on Mondays, which means my

More specifically, it's the recording and exfiltration of even step/step-count data that is dangerous. I have a lot of walking 1-1's on Mondays, which means my step count is easily double that of Thursdays (WFH days). - "5 minutes, 100 steps, 55 minutes zero steps" (meeting) - "5 minutes, 100 steps, 55 minutes zero steps" (meeting) - "8 minutes, 200 steps, 52 minutes zero steps" (bathroom) - "45 minutes, 999 steps, 15 minutes zero steps" (lunch) - "5 minutes, 100 steps, 55 minutes zero steps" (meeting) By correlation stand/sit times you start to edge pretty close to a rough determination of who is in meetings together, or walking from room A to room B at the same time.