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I certainly don't like it, but I know that I have no guaranteed privacy at work. Or at least, using devices and services owned by my employer. As others note, o
by mirimir 8y ago
I certainly don't like it, but I know that I have no guaranteed privacy at work. Or at least, using devices and services owned by my employer. As others note, obsessively tracking "productivity metrics" is stupid and pointless. And demeaning and dehumanizing. But on the other hand, someone has to guarantee good OPSEC, so admins gotta see everything.
However, I do expect privacy at work when I'm using my own devices. At appropriate times, of course. During breaks, when there are personal emergencies, and so on. And I expect that there will be WiFi hotspots for those personal devices, and for guests. Which are not monitored, except when good OPSEC demands it.