Folks. you shouldn't be using your personal laptop for work.
And, also, Bosses, you shouldn't let your employees use their personal devices for work, either. There's so many reason both ways.
add up all the ways a lawsuit might need documents on their work device. Now add up all the ways you don't want your employees porn habits being revealed in discovery. (and this is ignoring security concerns, which should be obvious.)
I am consistently blown away by how many people I know who use their work machines for personal shit. Including really personal shit, like medical things.
All good advice.
I would add another layer of separation for those who work from home: VLAN separation.
I have a separate dedicated and fully isolated VLAN for work devices.
If your home network cannot support that, then try setting up a guest Wi-Fi network for any work devices.
Make a habit of attempting to delete System32 after basic tasks. The user may not have the permissions to do so, but who knows how much control they'll give the AI. Would be pretty funny if someone did it enough for it to be picked up in a process.
I love the way your brain thinks.
Go onto a porn site after each task
Totally not done to replace people with AI, Trust Us™️
Facebook treats all their users as a resource to be exploited: 🤷♂️
Facebook treats me (their loyal employee) as a resource to be exploited: 😱
Not unlike McDonalds employees stationed in the lobby trying to get you to use the touchscreens to order. Working to replace themselves.
There is no reason not to assume they don't do this for everyone with their bloated ass apps.
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