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Tickling at work
- Thread starter Getoffme
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Surfing questionable websites is a bit risky to do on the job these days. Most corporate LANs have Watchdog software that monitors such activity. I've seen people fired for surfing porn sites. I'll come to the TMF because although the themes are considered adult, tickling is pretty mainstream and there are little to no pictures or clips here.
Dangerous waters...
...youre swimming in. I dont think there is a company with a computer network that doesnt monitor associates' internet activities. I would wait until I got home. Besides, I have yet to see a tickling clip or read a tickling post worth my career.
...youre swimming in. I dont think there is a company with a computer network that doesnt monitor associates' internet activities. I would wait until I got home. Besides, I have yet to see a tickling clip or read a tickling post worth my career.
I use to look at tickling stuff in high school in the computer lab, i would be pretty careful but that was before i even knew there was "history" on computer, and i wonder if they could tell it was me looking at that based on my student id # entered in the computer. hmmm oh well i never got in trouble, and plus i saw kids looking at porn back then till they blocked that stuff so what i was looking at seemed harmless.
TheRhythmDoctor
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I do surf the internet very frequently while on the time-clock, however:
At the place where I work (a ski resort), the guys in the Resort Business Systems Department have one of many ways to literally watch every single keystroke and mouse movement on all of the company's computers. Each computer at the ski resort has a unique barcode and number, and all those guys have to do is to simply enter in that number on their computers in the RBS office and then PRESTO! they're able to check out exactly what I (or anybody else who works there) am doing on that computer at that exact moment. With this in mind, I never look up any kind of tickling sites (or any other adult sites, for that matter) while I'm at work. It's a pretty decent job, so it's really not worth getting fired over something like that.
Does this help to answer your question?
RD
At the place where I work (a ski resort), the guys in the Resort Business Systems Department have one of many ways to literally watch every single keystroke and mouse movement on all of the company's computers. Each computer at the ski resort has a unique barcode and number, and all those guys have to do is to simply enter in that number on their computers in the RBS office and then PRESTO! they're able to check out exactly what I (or anybody else who works there) am doing on that computer at that exact moment. With this in mind, I never look up any kind of tickling sites (or any other adult sites, for that matter) while I'm at work. It's a pretty decent job, so it's really not worth getting fired over something like that.
Does this help to answer your question?
RD
milagros317
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Same for me. The people in our Computer and Information Management Services can electronically "look over your shoulder" at what is on your screen at any time, without your knowing that it is being done. They can record every keystroke and mouseclick. So it is just not worth it for me to surf to tickling and/or adult sites at work.
