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Every place that I've worked has a pretty serious policy that machines need to be locked when you're away from the computer. They also force full disk encrypti
by mywittyname 5y ago
Every place that I've worked has a pretty serious policy that machines need to be locked when you're away from the computer. They also force full disk encryption on all machines and the "defaults" are managed by corporate IT and are often annoyingly strict.
Plus, offices generally have some sort of physical security preventing anyone from just walking through, and with open offices, it's pretty damn obvious when someone is using a computer belonging to another person.
- lupire 5y ago> with open offices, it's pretty damn obvious when someone is using a computer belonging to another person. Hotdesking to the rescue.