Your company may differ, but many have a policy that states ANYTHING you do on a company owned machine is considered open for scrutiny. Some places have a sembl

Your company may differ, but many have a policy that states ANYTHING you do on a company owned machine is considered open for scrutiny. Some places have a semblance of privacy - meaning they're not going to read your Gmail or mess with your Facebook profile. Upon termination, you surrender any right you have to the data on your machine. So to echo the sentiment of others. Don't use your work machine for private data. This can be difficult, as it's easy to take your laptop on vacation to "do a little work"... and then wind up wanting to check your facebook. For that, I'd suggest logging out when you're done. Don't allow Chrome to remember passwords.