> I would assume what the commenter mentioned is the "ideal" and certainly not how the system functions on a day to day basis. It's also possible they're just

> I would assume what the commenter mentioned is the "ideal" and certainly not how the system functions on a day to day basis. It's also possible they're just making it up. There are lots of incentives to do so: revenge, boredom, karma farming, economic destabilization, stock shorting, competition, talent poaching.... It reads to me like embellishment from someone with a bone to pick. They noticed basic tracking and invented dystopian details that would be popular with the outrage sub they posted to. They actually claim that Chase scans employees' homes for "TVs, game consoles, and several other things," which are "all flagged if detected," as if Chase will only employ the Amish. It's just a little too perfectly tailored to Reddit.