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  1. Northeastern University: Workers’ information shared with third-party companies, new research reveals. “Companies are sharing workers’ identifiable information and online activity to third-party companies, including Microsoft, Google and Facebook, using employee monitoring software known as ‘bossware,’ new Northeastern University research has revealed.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/05/22/northeastern-university-workers-information-shared-with-third-party-companies-new-research-reveals/
  2. Northeastern University: Workers’ information shared with third-party companies, new research reveals. “Companies are sharing workers’ identifiable information and online activity to third-party companies, including Microsoft, Google and Facebook, using employee monitoring software known as ‘bossware,’ new Northeastern University research has revealed.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/05/22/northeastern-university-workers-information-shared-with-third-party-companies-new-research-reveals/
  3. Northeastern University: Workers’ information shared with third-party companies, new research reveals. “Companies are sharing workers’ identifiable information and online activity to third-party companies, including Microsoft, Google and Facebook, using employee monitoring software known as ‘bossware,’ new Northeastern University research has revealed.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/05/22/northeastern-university-workers-information-shared-with-third-party-companies-new-research-reveals/
  4. Northeastern University: Workers’ information shared with third-party companies, new research reveals. “Companies are sharing workers’ identifiable information and online activity to third-party companies, including Microsoft, Google and Facebook, using employee monitoring software known as ‘bossware,’ new Northeastern University research has revealed.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/05/22/northeastern-university-workers-information-shared-with-third-party-companies-new-research-reveals/
  5. Northeastern University: Workers’ information shared with third-party companies, new research reveals. “Companies are sharing workers’ identifiable information and online activity to third-party companies, including Microsoft, Google and Facebook, using employee monitoring software known as ‘bossware,’ new Northeastern University research has revealed.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/05/22/northeastern-university-workers-information-shared-with-third-party-companies-new-research-reveals/
  6. Are ‘#Bossware’ Tools Tracking You?
    “Bossware” refers to the technology some managers use to supervise and surveil #employees in the #workplace. In recent years, the technologies used to surveil workers have become more sophisticated and widespread. With the rise of #AI, Karen Levy, a professor at Cornell, said has allowed #employers to monitor #workers in “more predictive or granular ways.”
    nytimes.com/2026/03/01/busines
    archive.ph/AGP5X

  7. Are ‘#Bossware’ Tools Tracking You?
    “Bossware” refers to the technology some managers use to supervise and surveil #employees in the #workplace. In recent years, the technologies used to surveil workers have become more sophisticated and widespread. With the rise of #AI, Karen Levy, a professor at Cornell, said has allowed #employers to monitor #workers in “more predictive or granular ways.”
    nytimes.com/2026/03/01/busines
    archive.ph/AGP5X

  8. Are ‘’ Tools Tracking You?
    “Bossware” refers to the technology some managers use to supervise and surveil in the . In recent years, the technologies used to surveil workers have become more sophisticated and widespread. With the rise of , Karen Levy, a professor at Cornell, said has allowed to monitor in “more predictive or granular ways.”
    nytimes.com/2026/03/01/busines
    archive.ph/AGP5X

  9. Are ‘#Bossware’ Tools Tracking You?
    “Bossware” refers to the technology some managers use to supervise and surveil #employees in the #workplace. In recent years, the technologies used to surveil workers have become more sophisticated and widespread. With the rise of #AI, Karen Levy, a professor at Cornell, said has allowed #employers to monitor #workers in “more predictive or granular ways.”
    nytimes.com/2026/03/01/busines
    archive.ph/AGP5X

  10. Are ‘#Bossware’ Tools Tracking You?
    “Bossware” refers to the technology some managers use to supervise and surveil #employees in the #workplace. In recent years, the technologies used to surveil workers have become more sophisticated and widespread. With the rise of #AI, Karen Levy, a professor at Cornell, said has allowed #employers to monitor #workers in “more predictive or granular ways.”
    nytimes.com/2026/03/01/busines
    archive.ph/AGP5X

  11. 👁️‍🗨️ Burger King will use AI to check if employees say ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ | The Verge

    theverge.com/ai-artificial-int

    #ai #privacy #bossware

  12. 👁️‍🗨️ Burger King will use AI to check if employees say ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ | The Verge

    theverge.com/ai-artificial-int

    #ai #privacy #bossware

  13. 👁️‍🗨️ Burger King will use AI to check if employees say ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ | The Verge

    theverge.com/ai-artificial-int

    #ai #privacy #bossware

  14. 👁️‍🗨️ Burger King will use AI to check if employees say ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ | The Verge

    theverge.com/ai-artificial-int

    #ai #privacy #bossware

  15. 👁️‍🗨️ Burger King will use AI to check if employees say ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ | The Verge

    theverge.com/ai-artificial-int

    #ai #privacy #bossware

  16. :akkosad: Accenture tells staffers: If you want a promotion, use AI at work

    「 A memo sent to senior staff this week, and reported in the FT, informed them that promotions to top roles at the corporation would necessitate "regular adoption" of AI tooling, and it is tracking usage 」

    theregister.com/2026/02/20/acc

    #bossware #ai #aislop #accenture #bubble

  17. :akkosad: Accenture tells staffers: If you want a promotion, use AI at work

    「 A memo sent to senior staff this week, and reported in the FT, informed them that promotions to top roles at the corporation would necessitate "regular adoption" of AI tooling, and it is tracking usage 」

    theregister.com/2026/02/20/acc

    #bossware #ai #aislop #accenture #bubble

  18. :akkosad: Accenture tells staffers: If you want a promotion, use AI at work

    「 A memo sent to senior staff this week, and reported in the FT, informed them that promotions to top roles at the corporation would necessitate "regular adoption" of AI tooling, and it is tracking usage 」

    theregister.com/2026/02/20/acc

    #bossware #ai #aislop #accenture #bubble

  19. :akkosad: Accenture tells staffers: If you want a promotion, use AI at work

    「 A memo sent to senior staff this week, and reported in the FT, informed them that promotions to top roles at the corporation would necessitate "regular adoption" of AI tooling, and it is tracking usage 」

    theregister.com/2026/02/20/acc

    #bossware #ai #aislop #accenture #bubble

  20. :akkosad: Accenture tells staffers: If you want a promotion, use AI at work

    「 A memo sent to senior staff this week, and reported in the FT, informed them that promotions to top roles at the corporation would necessitate "regular adoption" of AI tooling, and it is tracking usage 」

    theregister.com/2026/02/20/acc

    #bossware #ai #aislop #accenture #bubble

  21. 🎙️ Episode 10 – The Tattleware Trap

    We talk the whole Bossware ecosystem: HTTPS inspection that lets IT read your banking site, OCR screenshots that index every word on your screen, sentiment‑analysis bots that flag “un‑happy” employees, and video that replays your last five minutes of “risky” activity

    Want to survive the green‑dot anxiety? We share a handful of counter‑measures

    👉 Listen now, stay skeptical, stay safe.
    impracticalprivacy.com

    #ImpracticalPrivacy #Bossware #DigitalSurveillance

  22. A third of #UK firms using ‘#bossware’ to monitor #workers’ activity, survey reveals
    Research suggests increase in office snooping is a trend that some #managers claim undermines trust with staff and is probably an underestimate, as roughly the same proportion said they don't know what tracking their organisations do.
    Many monitoring systems are aimed at preventing insider threats and safeguarding sensitive information as well as detecting productivity dips.
    theguardian.com/world/2025/sep

  23. A third of #UK firms using ‘#bossware’ to monitor #workers’ activity, survey reveals
    Research suggests increase in office snooping is a trend that some #managers claim undermines trust with staff and is probably an underestimate, as roughly the same proportion said they don't know what tracking their organisations do.
    Many monitoring systems are aimed at preventing insider threats and safeguarding sensitive information as well as detecting productivity dips.
    theguardian.com/world/2025/sep

  24. A third of firms using ‘’ to monitor ’ activity, survey reveals
    Research suggests increase in office snooping is a trend that some claim undermines trust with staff and is probably an underestimate, as roughly the same proportion said they don't know what tracking their organisations do.
    Many monitoring systems are aimed at preventing insider threats and safeguarding sensitive information as well as detecting productivity dips.
    theguardian.com/world/2025/sep

  25. A third of #UK firms using ‘#bossware’ to monitor #workers’ activity, survey reveals
    Research suggests increase in office snooping is a trend that some #managers claim undermines trust with staff and is probably an underestimate, as roughly the same proportion said they don't know what tracking their organisations do.
    Many monitoring systems are aimed at preventing insider threats and safeguarding sensitive information as well as detecting productivity dips.
    theguardian.com/world/2025/sep

  26. A third of #UK firms using ‘#bossware’ to monitor #workers’ activity, survey reveals
    Research suggests increase in office snooping is a trend that some #managers claim undermines trust with staff and is probably an underestimate, as roughly the same proportion said they don't know what tracking their organisations do.
    Many monitoring systems are aimed at preventing insider threats and safeguarding sensitive information as well as detecting productivity dips.
    theguardian.com/world/2025/sep

  27. "You mention the manager wants to see if the employee is really working, I mean, is the manager really working if they're just looking at these screenshots [of employees' desktops] all day?"

    #JonathanGood, 2025

    nz-tech-podcast.captivate.fm/e

    #podcasts #GorillaTechnology #NZTech #BossWare #WorkplaceSurveillance

  28. "You mention the manager wants to see if the employee is really working, I mean, is the manager really working if they're just looking at these screenshots [of employees' desktops] all day?"

    #JonathanGood, 2025

    nz-tech-podcast.captivate.fm/e

    #podcasts #GorillaTechnology #NZTech #BossWare #WorkplaceSurveillance

  29. "You mention the manager wants to see if the employee is really working, I mean, is the manager really working if they're just looking at these screenshots [of employees' desktops] all day?"

    #JonathanGood, 2025

    nz-tech-podcast.captivate.fm/e

    #podcasts #GorillaTechnology #NZTech #BossWare #WorkplaceSurveillance

  30. "You mention the manager wants to see if the employee is really working, I mean, is the manager really working if they're just looking at these screenshots [of employees' desktops] all day?"

    #JonathanGood, 2025

    nz-tech-podcast.captivate.fm/e

    #podcasts #GorillaTechnology #NZTech #BossWare #WorkplaceSurveillance

  31. The rise of #bossware and workplace surveillance, in places where much of us spend a substantial amount of our time, is a growing concern and a complex issue that crosses both state and federal law.

    There is a pressing need for clarity on legal and ethical aspects.

    In the meantime, here are some things you can do:

    1. Get to know the software. Research unfamiliar apps and browser extensions.

    2. Understand the network. Company WiFi and VPNs can track your activity even on personal devices. Use a personal hotspot or a separate VPN service for personal tasks and communications.

    3. As a rule of thumb, never trust work apps. Tools like Slack, Zoom, Google Workplace, and Microsoft Office track user activity and allow your employer to retrieve information, such as what meetings you attended and whether you had your camera or microphone on.

    Finally, review workplace policies, ask the IT department directly, keep personal and work data separate, and check your state's workplace surveillance laws as they vary across Australia.

  32. The rise of #bossware and workplace surveillance, in places where much of us spend a substantial amount of our time, is a growing concern and a complex issue that crosses both state and federal law.

    There is a pressing need for clarity on legal and ethical aspects.

    In the meantime, here are some things you can do:

    1. Get to know the software. Research unfamiliar apps and browser extensions.

    2. Understand the network. Company WiFi and VPNs can track your activity even on personal devices. Use a personal hotspot or a separate VPN service for personal tasks and communications.

    3. As a rule of thumb, never trust work apps. Tools like Slack, Zoom, Google Workplace, and Microsoft Office track user activity and allow your employer to retrieve information, such as what meetings you attended and whether you had your camera or microphone on.

    Finally, review workplace policies, ask the IT department directly, keep personal and work data separate, and check your state's workplace surveillance laws as they vary across Australia.

  33. The rise of #bossware and workplace surveillance, in places where much of us spend a substantial amount of our time, is a growing concern and a complex issue that crosses both state and federal law.

    There is a pressing need for clarity on legal and ethical aspects.

    In the meantime, here are some things you can do:

    1. Get to know the software. Research unfamiliar apps and browser extensions.

    2. Understand the network. Company WiFi and VPNs can track your activity even on personal devices. Use a personal hotspot or a separate VPN service for personal tasks and communications.

    3. As a rule of thumb, never trust work apps. Tools like Slack, Zoom, Google Workplace, and Microsoft Office track user activity and allow your employer to retrieve information, such as what meetings you attended and whether you had your camera or microphone on.

    Finally, review workplace policies, ask the IT department directly, keep personal and work data separate, and check your state's workplace surveillance laws as they vary across Australia.

  34. The rise of #bossware and workplace surveillance, in places where much of us spend a substantial amount of our time, is a growing concern and a complex issue that crosses both state and federal law.

    There is a pressing need for clarity on legal and ethical aspects.

    In the meantime, here are some things you can do:

    1. Get to know the software. Research unfamiliar apps and browser extensions.

    2. Understand the network. Company WiFi and VPNs can track your activity even on personal devices. Use a personal hotspot or a separate VPN service for personal tasks and communications.

    3. As a rule of thumb, never trust work apps. Tools like Slack, Zoom, Google Workplace, and Microsoft Office track user activity and allow your employer to retrieve information, such as what meetings you attended and whether you had your camera or microphone on.

    Finally, review workplace policies, ask the IT department directly, keep personal and work data separate, and check your state's workplace surveillance laws as they vary across Australia.

  35. The rise of #bossware and workplace surveillance, in places where much of us spend a substantial amount of our time, is a growing concern and a complex issue that crosses both state and federal law.

    There is a pressing need for clarity on legal and ethical aspects.

    In the meantime, here are some things you can do:

    1. Get to know the software. Research unfamiliar apps and browser extensions.

    2. Understand the network. Company WiFi and VPNs can track your activity even on personal devices. Use a personal hotspot or a separate VPN service for personal tasks and communications.

    3. As a rule of thumb, never trust work apps. Tools like Slack, Zoom, Google Workplace, and Microsoft Office track user activity and allow your employer to retrieve information, such as what meetings you attended and whether you had your camera or microphone on.

    Finally, review workplace policies, ask the IT department directly, keep personal and work data separate, and check your state's workplace surveillance laws as they vary across Australia.

  36. #Bossware is not the #FutureOfWork. Nail this Joe Procopio quote to the door of every COO that wants to spend money on monitoring employees:

    “There is no such thing as long-term sustainable success without human ingenuity."

    inc.com/joe-procopio/tech-indu