> There is no legitimate use for it in this context Do concerns about being tracked between websites suddenly disappear at work? Is it no longer legitimate for

> There is no legitimate use for it in this context Do concerns about being tracked between websites suddenly disappear at work? Is it no longer legitimate for an employee to log in to a personal account for non-work purposes via the corporate network on (for example) their lunch break? Etc, etc. Also I'm a bit confused by your stance given the realities of encryption. Does your network strictly block all outbound traffic that it can't actively MITM? If not, a nefarious employee could proxy their criminal (Tor or other) traffic through an external machine that they controlled. In fact this would be the obvious thing to do as visiting an HTTPS (apparently) website on a personal device would seem much less likely to arouse suspicion.