I don't know how to be clearer, that's not your computer at that point. I would absolutely require my employer to provide their own device to implement this security solution.

We've been trained to see computing as a nonpolitical thing, but computation in "the information age" is every bit as political as iron was in the iron age, or, I dunno, sails in the age of sail. Stupid examples, I should be asleep right now. The point is that we should view news about all technology through a political lens.

I can't do smart examples at half past three, so here's this. If you were a medieval serf and the king had assumed direct mind control over your horse, you would have no difficulty seeing how that was an offense against the social contract and a clear signal that the divine right of kings was flawed. "My horse has been mind-controlled by the court sorcerer, now he won't breed with the family mare... and yesterday I swear I saw him whispering to a guard!"

You'd just about tolerate that weird shit from a horse the king gifted you, but not your own. But this isn't the age of horse. Good night!