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Maybe then they can buy a PC and seat an employee that will spend all the day browsing the web. Instead of spying on everyone.

• olliej 7y ago
  I'm sure that they already do, but how the entire world uses the internet isn't easily testable by any sane number of testers. Not saying this is a remotely sane way to do the study, just that's probably the rationale
  • a3n 7y ago
    There's a middle ground. They could require all of their employees to opt their households in. They have a lot of employees. If that's not enough, they could also require all their contractors to opt their households in.
    • scarejunba 7y ago
      Incredible. Intel offers a voluntary program that you want to turn into a mandatory program for employees' families.
      • a3n 7y ago
        No, I don't want that. I'm just suggesting a way for them to not have to ask the world for this data by eating their own dog food, in the context of this thread, in a consciously unfriendly way.
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