Definitly no. My laptop may lie around in my absence, my key is on my keyring and I take it when I close the door to go outside. Besides, even in the unlikely e

Definitly no. My laptop may lie around in my absence, my key is on my keyring and I take it when I close the door to go outside. Besides, even in the unlikely event they have the key, they still don't have my fingerprints to activate it. This also doesn't address the BT ring. If you have to worry about your room mate acquiring all of that, your threat model doesn't allow for remote work as the adversary will bypass the keylogger too. You are working for a retailer, not the militaries.