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I do most of my personal browsing through an RDP connection to my home computer, but something that I've been concerned about: Chrome on my work computer is log

I do most of my personal browsing through an RDP connection to my home computer, but something that I've been concerned about: Chrome on my work computer is logged into my personal Google account. That means all of my extensions--including a password management tool--are available to my employer should they choose to log into my computer. The conspiracy-minded part of me worries that, with the proper motivation, they could log into my email, Glassdoor, etc accounts and defensibly snoop on me since the information was technically on one of their machines. Whether this far flung possibility warrants foregoing the convenience of having all of my bookmarks and logins with me at work is unclear.

mdekkers 12y ago
> Chrome on my work computer is logged into my personal Google account. That's not very smart...
PhantomGremlin 12y ago
Don't do it. Bring your personal laptop to work, browse only thru the "personal hotspot" feature of your cellphone. Don't use the corporate network for anything non-work-related. You might object and say that it's obvious that you're doing "personal browsing" if you're using your personal laptop. Ok, it is obvious. So just browse during break times and lunch. You don't need to be doing extensive personal browsing from work.