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If you work remotely, your bosses are probably using software to track you. Here's how they'll catch you slacking off.
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this post was submitted on 02 Oct 2023
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this is one of the reasons i asked for a linux pc, they told me to install the OS myself... well sure there are no Spyware
There are tools that can monitor usage at the bios level.
But you'd have to install it yourself in a scenario where you manage your company machine yourself.
I'm permanently remote in my job. When I was hired, I was given a generous budget to buy whatever home office equipment I needed including whatever laptop I wanted. I was free to either buy a MacBook or a PC - if I bought a PC, I was required to wipe the OEM Windows OS and install whatever Linux distro I wanted (which is the choice I went with). I and a LOT of other employees run whatever Linux distro makes us happy. IT tracks the asset number, and that's it. There's no spyware...
That sounds ducking amazing, all I got for wfh was a $2 mouse and a Windows box that spends half the day failing to sync to OneDrive
The company I work for is one of many in the IT world that "gets it" that WFH is an advantage and makes employees happy.
No Windows boxes anywhere. Windows is banned as a base OS (allowed in VMs only). It's OSX or Linux only. I'm good with that :-) Oh that generous budget was $3000 USD to spend as I wanted on whatever equipment I wanted. Since I already have a desk, chair, monitor etc, I spent almost all of the budget on the laptop :-) It's a good'un. Hehe