[ornornor]

More like you can’t possibly expect your work machine to have any kind of privacy, being in the trade and knowing all the ways companies can (and will) use anything they managed to gather about you should they need to obliterate you.

It’s simply good practice not to use your work machine for anything personal at all ever. Because depending where in the world you are, anything stored or viewed on a work machine gives your employer de facto access to it, legally speaking.

[wahnfrieden]

You can be careful as a worker and still be against workplace surveillance

[ornornor]

For sure, but let’s face it… we’re getting more surveillance and bossware at work, not less unfortunately.