HIDDEN EMPLOYEE TRACKING TOOLS: BEHIND THE SCENES!

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Are you aware of the extent to which your employer might be monitoring you? In this video, we reveal the shocking truth about secret employee monitoring software and the invasive techniques companies use to keep an eye on their workforce. From webcam surveillance to keylogging and geofencing, find out how much your employer can see and what you can do about it. If you value your privacy, this is a must-watch.

[stardustmotion]

ive yet to find an AI that can beat a piece of paper on my webcam

[Joystick]

This is one of the most dehumanizing enslaving behaviors by employers in the modern world. The idea that company OWNS employee during their workhours is nuts by itself, but this is something next level, something close to ancient slavery. It doesn't match the definition of violating human rights on paper, but those definitions were established in a different era where computers and remote work didn't exist. In its core this is a MAJOR violation of human rights.

[Dairunt]

In 2021, I got outsourced as a developer for a major bank. They gave me a laptop that had pretty mediocre specs, and there was a Terms and Conditions everytime I open it reminding me they're tracking me. To the point of asking my wife to move the cursor every 5 minutes everytime I wanted to use the bathroom or go shopping. I couldn't download anything (not even libraries for the project) and anything I needed had to be asked to IT, who took days to solve the simplest task via remote. I once asked for a RAM upgrade as the 4GB of RAM I used weren't enough (they denied the request, as they made internal tests to my pc via remote and didn't think it was necessary). And that's not counting the resources the laptop used for tracking me. Eventually I quit, as it was such a stressful environment between meetings, 7-8 levels of management and subpar coding equipment.

I hoped that by now those kinds of practices would go down...

[diffpizza]

No one with a minimal sense of ethics would work in the creation of such tools

[darkwoodmovies]

If you need software like this, that tells me a few things: 1) your leadership team is weak, 2) which made your recruiting team bad, 3) which makes you treat existing employees like crap to make up for all the other inefficiencies, and 4) your business probably will never go anywhere assuming it even survives for the next few years.

[malikdespanie]

I would get fired by these stalkers because I don't type in the correct amount of keystrokes fast enough so they'll assume I'm not working when I'm actually researching to solve another problem. That's great! I can spend my time looking for employers who will actually trust me to do the job I want to do.

[shishsquared]

I am so glad to work in IT, where I'm the one who sets up and locks down the computers, where I can say with CERTAINTY that there's none of that crap at my company.

[infjmale]

"We have decided to give you the job. You come across as extremely professional, intelligent, a hard worker & someone we can trust in our company".
*Installs tracking software on your work laptop*

[AvidViewer]

Lots to be disgusted by here, but it's particularly appalling that "[taking] extra time to think" is considered a bad thing.

[darksideblues]

If I find out my company is spying on me, the lawsuit will make the news. The home is where you have an expectation of privacy. Its a violation of rights, and yes, people can violate rights just as much as the government.

[Lillia-nuxt]

Appreciate your authenticity, keep being real

[jasonk]

Never ever do anything personal on a work computer. At home or otherwise. Unless you want your boss having all of your passwords. Photos of the webpages you visit ect. I worked for IT and they forced us to install Spector 360. And kept it a secret. Told employees it was fine to do personal stuff on their breaks. All the while recording everything they did.

[that_is_not_me]

02:06 Ah yes, constant surveillance and micromanaging, the best way to avoid burnouts. LOL

[homegirlsuccess]

Got laid off 4 years ago. I can't believe how stupid i was and not seeing how the world works. I was actually thinking that it was a dream job.
Thanks for the video. Exposing these people

[DigitalNomad]

Anything we can do? Company Policy or get fired? This sucks!

[Frmcfff]

We need to get Joshua fluke to 1 million subs

[NinjaKuma]

No wonder the battery drains soo quickly...

[tarinvernon]

Cant wait for "well technically electroshocks arent illegal if the voltage isnt THIS high. Motivate your employees by a little zap every 10 minutes if they dont smile enough. 10 out of 1000 doctors recommend".

[JayMaverick]

Taking extra time to think? You're FIRREEEEDD

[jvfmf]

Crowdstrike Eagle/Insight should be a very interesting dive too