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available with a Microsoft 365 personal or family subscription. Adam Satriano is a tech correspondent for the New York Times. He lives in London with his family and like many of us he's had to

adapt to working from home full-time. I have created a makeshift office in my

bedroom. Every morning I pull out this foldable desk from behind a coat hanger thing that I have and set up a laptop and a monitor and you know get a cup of water and all I got the whole thing.

But about a month ago he changed the way he works remotely in a big way. He got

win that because of the pandemic and people now working from home. An increasing

number of companies had started using employee monitoring software.

The technology includes taking screenshots of your computer every few minutes. It includes logging the websites that are visited keyboard tracking, so the words that you are typing,

you can set alerts to that. So if you're typing the word resume or something like that,

it could set an alert to a manager that you might be looking for a job.

And there's others that include snapping pictures with your front facing camera to basically see that you're at your desk.

There is mapping software that tracks where people are going.

Despite knowing all that, Adam decided to try it out on himself.

And to make the experiment as realistic as possible, Adam also gave his editor

access to the data that the software collected.

But there was one semi serious condition.

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