I was the guy in school who taught other kids how to use Encarta to browse the web. The library PCs had MasterEye installed, and the staff would monitor the na

I was the guy in school who taught other kids how to use Encarta to browse the web. The library PCs had MasterEye installed, and the staff would monitor the name of the front window. Internet Explorer set the window name to the URL. Encarta did not. If they saw a site that didn't look like school work, the staff would then remote desktop to check what we were looking at. Yes, it felt oppressive at the time. I'm not surprised that employees feel the same as school kids.