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Your workplace may be tracking more than your keystrokes

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Companies are deploying advanced keystroke loggers, eye-tracking software, and even wearable biometric monitors to measure employee productivity by the millisecond. This intense surveillance culture is redefining the future of remote work. Privacy advocates are scrambling to establish legal boundaries before our very heart rates become corporate metrics.

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