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This is standard practice in all big companies. Everything is tracked and recorded. If you want to say something to a colleague that you don’t want management t

This is standard practice in all big companies. Everything is tracked and recorded. If you want to say something to a colleague that you don’t want management to know - use your personal phone and talk at a coffee shop or bar in person.

resolutebat 3y ago
It's indeed safe to assume everything is tracked and recorded and can be found if they bother to look for it, but a random line manager is not going to have access to any of it.
kshacker 3y ago
Asking for a friend :) On VPN at home, using my work laptop, I happen to browse some non-decent content, more than once, maybe routinely. Is that all tracked or do VPNs have routing to use VPN only for company network, and leave NSFW be handled by my ISP? Or even if is going via ISP and not company network, are the companies usually able to track what all sites I visit Not a Google employee BTW, but work for a company that I am reasonably sure does monitor their network.
- orochimaaru 3y ago
  Is he on the corporate network on his work vpn? If so, this is recorded. You have to go via corporate proxies and use corporate dns. That’s easily trackable. If he’s installed something like mullvad on his work laptop and he’s able to tunnel out from the corporate network, he’s probably safe from the content but has broken policy on unauthorized software, the intent of which can be malicious. They won’t care in general. But if they want to get rid of him they’ll have the info ready.
- toast0 3y ago
  Depends on the VPN config if it's everything, or just company resources. Split tunnelling seems uncommon from my experience with corp VPNs... But if you're on work equipment, they likely have corp spyware looking at all your browsing even if you're not on vpn. Shop for fans or whatever you need to do on personal equipment.

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This is standard practice in all big companies. Everything is tracked and recorded. If you want to say something to a colleague that you don’t want management t

by orochimaaru 3y ago

resolutebat 3y ago
It's indeed safe to assume everything is tracked and recorded and can be found if they bother to look for it, but a random line manager is not going to have access to any of it.
kshacker 3y ago
Asking for a friend :) On VPN at home, using my work laptop, I happen to browse some non-decent content, more than once, maybe routinely. Is that all tracked or do VPNs have routing to use VPN only for company network, and leave NSFW be handled by my ISP? Or even if is going via ISP and not company network, are the companies usually able to track what all sites I visit Not a Google employee BTW, but work for a company that I am reasonably sure does monitor their network.
- orochimaaru 3y ago
  Is he on the corporate network on his work vpn? If so, this is recorded. You have to go via corporate proxies and use corporate dns. That’s easily trackable. If he’s installed something like mullvad on his work laptop and he’s able to tunnel out from the corporate network, he’s probably safe from the content but has broken policy on unauthorized software, the intent of which can be malicious. They won’t care in general. But if they want to get rid of him they’ll have the info ready.
- toast0 3y ago
  Depends on the VPN config if it's everything, or just company resources. Split tunnelling seems uncommon from my experience with corp VPNs... But if you're on work equipment, they likely have corp spyware looking at all your browsing even if you're not on vpn. Shop for fans or whatever you need to do on personal equipment.