They have private investigators that follow you around town pay attention to cars you see on the road
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Never us company assets for personal communication, ever. It is why I do not BYOD (bring your own device). AT&T monitors and counts everything up the ying/yang. I mean EVERYTHING. Example, try deleting your browser history, you will notice you can't do it. From years ago, it was well known the T blocks access to social media that is outside of AT&T. You really do need to be a special sort of idiot to be accessing this site from work. There are exceptions to site access, but those fall under HR and folks testing games (performance) and TV (e.g. end user interfaces) and even they have issues getting access. I will also add this, never give any company your main social email address. Keep your social and your professional separate.
You waive ur rights to privacy using att devices. I've also heard that keystrokes and applications are monitored to gauge what your doing and how long you're doing it.
Sadly it doesn't manage employee's directed to do busy work and real world engagement. Or being directed to go stupid things by your management,
Weeding out idiots who use company devices to get here?
I'm pretty much done, still doing my best because that's who I am but I am making plans for next year.
I know for a fact that they do this. Cuz I work for asset protection
Like Checking on your online experience while you are working ?monitoring every email, system access, logs, type of thing?
Define harassed and followed . I'm sure all will say harassed, but followed and hacked not sure what you mean
LoL, even I think this is funny and I fancy myself a crackpot.
Please do give examples.... define "hacked"
Yes network operations supervisors, old news tho
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