From the article: "Abruzzo’s memo cites things like wearable devices for warehouse workers and GPS cameras on truck drivers, but she pays particular attention t

From the article: "Abruzzo’s memo cites things like wearable devices for warehouse workers and GPS cameras on truck drivers, but she pays particular attention to computer-based surveillance, calling out “keyloggers and software that takes screenshots, webcam photos, or audio recordings throughout the day.” The memo goes on to mention tools that keep watching when employees are off the clock, such as those that 'track employees’ whereabouts and communications using employer-issued phones or wearable devices, or apps installed on workers’ own devices.' " So, we according to the article, we are not only talking about screenshots and access to the computer's contents. I will accept a charitable interpretation that you are comfortable with a subset of bossware, but the article was talking about a wider swath.