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Yes, but I don't think the article explains why it is, or will be, "dead". Companies that have them don't want to give them up. What compelling reason would mak
by SideburnsOfDoom 8y ago
Yes, but I don't think the article explains why it is, or will be, "dead". Companies that have them don't want to give them up. What compelling reason would make them? "Employee privacy at work" is not one. Not with the level of perceived threat of malware downloads and trojaned NPM packages.