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Whoa... the part about being able to trace if work is being done on another computer is alarming. How can they do that?
by Rafuino 5y ago
Whoa... the part about being able to trace if work is being done on another computer is alarming. How can they do that?
- notpachet 5y agoWelcome my son, to the machine: https://www.jamf.com/solutions/compliance/ https://www.jamf.com/solutions/compliance/
- Rafuino 5y agoI'm more concerned about a company being able to see what you do on your personal computer, which is what the comment seemed to allude to. I know there are many sketchy tracking mechanisms out there, but if they can extend to your personal network, that's scary
- kelnos 5y agoIn one of the updates, they mention that they hope they'll be able to get company equipment (presumably a computer/laptop) back from "John". So I'm sure the "spying" software (pretty standard fare for most corporate IT departments) was on company hardware, not personal hardware. If a company said I could bring my own laptop, but that I'd have to install their "security" software on it, I would definitely decline. Ditto for an MDM on my phone.