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Simply don’t use your company owned computer for personal stuff, period. I’ve worked in 1st line support and had my share of people calling in asking for help t
by blowfish721 5y ago
Simply don’t use your company owned computer for personal stuff, period. I’ve worked in 1st line support and had my share of people calling in asking for help to erase their browsing history from porn urls.
But the bottom line is, do you really want to be the one compromising the company you work for by visiting non-work related things? At least that’s the biggest reason for me to keep my work and private computers separate.
Edit: I just want to add that I however wouldn’t agree with or work for a company that monitors my work computer to make sure I’m always ”working” (taking screenshots, tracking mouse and keyboard etc).