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> Activating the camera or mic without consent? Creepy > What about recording which websites are visited on a work device? Creepy > Taking screenshots of de
by corobo 5y ago
> Activating the camera or mic without consent?
Creepy
> What about recording which websites are visited on a work device?
Creepy
> Taking screenshots of desktops at random intervals?
Creepy
Don't hire people if you don't trust people. Monitor their output not their process
- TecoAndJix 5y agoLogging DNS traffic is valuable during a security investigation. Depending on your company’s acceptable use policy, no one cares that you are on Reddit. Monitoring Remote Desktop sessions either by random interval screenshots or screen recording is valuable when you have vendors/contractors connecting to your net. IMO, this is unacceptable for normal employee workstations. Turning on the mic or webcam is a major violation of privacy. If your doing something SO important/secret/critical that you need to monitor the person doing it you should not be working remotely to begin with.
- corobo 5y agoI'm not using employer provided DNS servers either haha
- technion 5y agoI agree in principle but there's context to this discussion. I've had people argue (to be clear, on work provided computers) that having EDR software phone home with "User downloaded free-movies-mp4.exe and it contained ransomware" is a massive privacy violation. There's got to be an acceptable limit.