If they provide a company laptop/PC, then I see no problem, as it is not different than working on the company's PC in the office. If they want to install trackers on my personal devices however, then I'm quitting the job.
this post was submitted on 24 Sep 2021
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The world really is a dystopia. I'm going to start learning programming. Then when I move out of the house I'm buying a thinkpad. I'll live homeless and contribute to open source projects. Then if I still haven't died by the time the thinkpad breaks I'll kill myself cause I won't have any money to repair it. That's my life plan.
please don't kill yourself for a thinkpad, ping me in 20 year when' yours break and I'll get you a new one.
2021 is our own dystopia but with the enterprises in the place of government
It gets suspicious when the company suddenly starts "gifting" you devices.