When I give a talk about stalkerware, two things usually happen:
One person (usually a woman) walks up to me and tells me about the stalkerware/keylogger/physical tracker a partner used to stalk them.
Another person (usually a man) tells that they didn't know about this stuff and they can't even imagine the sort of person that would use it.
@evacide unfortunately, there's a third category and it goes by a cool name. There's a thing in business process management that they call #taskMining, but it is employee surveillance with the apparent goal of process optimisation. It has no consideration of privacy or trust whatsoever, and is very probably borderline illegal with respect to #GDPR. It's a brave new world out there and sales don't care that we've been here already https://www.celonis.com/process-mining/what-is-task-mining/
