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Originally Posted by RustyAxe
Maybe ... but PROVE that the 2nd session isn't ME.
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That can be really easy.
I'm sure I'm typical for a small to mid-sized business. I have to keep an eye on what 700+ employees do. On top of that are around 300 - 1400 customers using our networks each day. Just managing security and performance plus dealing with compliance and audits produces a whole lot of data. In this era you have to have network-based security and a lot of data logging even the latter is only held for a short while.
Forget about public or at work. I'm sure the fine print for your own ISP agreement lets the firm know more than you realize. Even if you create encrypted traffic you can still find end points.
If you have an iPhone configured with good security and an Android device with Google logging much of what you do network devices can still know where you are and where you go.
I have no doubts the data that tells me someone was watching Netflix when they were supposed to be working makes it easy for Netflix to find violators.