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I also work from home and use my work laptop for work only. Not even googling stuff, nothing. Just work. Never even opened the media player or went to youtubes website once.
I have my own computer running on a separate screen and I can do and watch whatever the fuck I want during working hours. I can play a game or watch a movie and nobody knows. Its that simple.
Same with phones. Never use work phone for personal stuff.
Its not even being tech savvy, just common sense ffs.
This is the way.
Same here. It also removes some hassle when changing jobs. All of your personal stuff is on the computer you own and all of the work stuff is on the the computer the company owns. Just turn in your work laptop and you're done with that place and on to the next.
Additionally, never connect your phone to the company WiFi
Definitely if they require you to use sso, but if it's just guest wifi that anyone with a password can access, I wouldn't worry about monitoring.
This is the way
Why is he watching it inside the remote connection window instead of his own browser?
Boomers
I don't understand how it's such an impossible concept for them.
You'll understand more as you age
Or less
Thanks Gary,
Now that I know you can see me, I can wank much better.
Best, Calum
PS : you're*
What? There's not even a "your" in the comment you replied to. Well done, you've gone full dumb dumb.
It's misspelled in the image. The message you're replying to is meant to be read as if it's part of the one above it.
The mistake is in the original message in the post itself
The comment was edited. It is very well possible it did have one in it
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PS Can you help me figure out how to get my camera up over there?
I have been working from home for years and my employer is not watching our screen. However about a decade ago we received a company wide email from an admin reminding everyone that they can see DNS requests when we're connected to the VPN.
Thats why i have a laptop for work, solely for work, nothing but work right next to my big rig
Sounds like he's remoting into the computer in the office from another computer at home (pretty common in IT since you probably have admin tools perfectly configured on that computer and specifically configured for its network config) but with Windows Remote Access it lets the person physically at the computer see everything by default. But i would really hope that someone in IT would be painfully aware of why you shouldn't do sensitive personal browsing on a work computer or a work network
I don't RDP that often to physical devices, but I'm pretty damn sure the default settings for RDP forcefully logs/locks out your user on the physical device and only your lock screen is visible. I have never tried it but I'm also pretty sure it's possible to have two logged in users at once, one using RDP and one using the physical device.
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pretty common in IT
I've never heard of anyone in IT regularly remoting to their work computer.
If we remote anywhere it is to a jump host, and those are terminal servers, so no monitor connected.
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Remember anything you do on a company pc is probably contractually property of the company. So not only should you never use your company pc for private browsing you should never do anything on it besides your work for the company.
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Hey Gary, could you help me? I couldn’t find out how to get you camera access too.
Why would you ever do anything besides work on a work computer? Noob.
People in this thread who question critical thinking skills but fail to identify the most obvious staged content of the week on lemmy.
Thanks
Gary
Habitually using your own machine for non-work tasks often lets you keep certain records of the research process which begat the work, even while the client/employer owns the work itself through SLA/NDA/AOI. This typically includes records contributing to general “personal expertise,” such as query history, bookmarks, generalized notes, and other non-proprietary information.
It also lends to an overall impression of professional sprezzatura when the client can only see a history of master strokes, without the nitty-gritty details of your autodidactic effort.
sprezzatura
In short: professional rizz
Oooooo, good word.
The lack of an apostrophe for “Can see you’re logged in” is unreasonably irritating to this grammatical pedant.
Gary must have been in a hurry.
For sure, that is also one hell of a run-on sentence in that main block of text. Dude could do with some proper punctuation.
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Gary needs more heckling.
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that's not a lack of apostrophe. your is just a different word. if there were a lack of apostrophe it would have said youre.
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Calum: I can't come in today, but boy am I gonna cum.
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