Yes you can, technically. In America, anyways, you can monitor your
computers, house, car, ect., any way that you see fit. Be careful not to go
overboard, it destroys credibility. ;)
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Simon Biber
Sent: Monday, January 01, 2001 3:39 AM
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Subject: Re: how to hide the VNC logo ?
This is fine, so long as it is done with the informed consent of the people
to be monitored. What I'm saying is, you can't go and do this out of the
blue even if it is your equipment. You need to make it a part of the company
policy which everyone employed must agree to.
Simon.
> When it is a company policy, it is not wrong to monitor any use of company
> property. Companies pay millions of dollars for computer equipment and
have
> every right to monitor their use regardless of who is using it and whether
> they are aware of it being monitored. Do we take away hidden security
> cameras, also? The only people taking this position are people that would
> misuse company property and not want to get caught. Company computers are
> no place to conduct personal business that you wish to keep private.
>
> Steve.
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