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Amazon probably had to comply with giving up the corporate monitoring data most likely.

• asdfasgasdgasdg 6y ago
  Probably complied gladly. They don't want folks insider trading either.
• filmgirlcw 6y ago
  Not only that but if she’s in finance, the monitoring requirements for what you do on work machines is even higher. And as a child comment said, Amazon complied willingly. Nothing forced at all. It doesn’t want insider-trading either.
• fnord77 6y ago
  the search query would be TLS encrypted. Amazon snoopware wouldn't be able to see it
  • sillysaurusx 6y ago
    Snoopware is often installed on the laptop itself, not merely listening in the middle.
  • mimsee 6y ago
    bypassed by a TLS cert installed by employer. also not that hard for amazon to develop a browser extension and force feed it through group policy
  • filmgirlcw 6y ago
    She worked in finance...I’m sure every single keystroke was logged in addition to any TLS bypasses.
  • ratata 6y ago
    The query string is sent in plain-text in the URL parameters. https://www.google.com/search?q=AMZN https://www.google.com/search?q=AMZN
    • dboreham 6y ago
      Which goes down a encrypted transport connection. The t in https.
      • kraavi 6y ago
        Corporate proxies MITM all https traffic