There is no such thing as fear. It is an emotion that exists solely in the mind. Fear is created by our thoughts and beliefs about a situation or event. It is not based on reality or truth. Fear can be paralyzing and prevent us from living our lives to the fullest. But it doesn’t have to be this way. We can choose to let go of our fears and live life to the fullest!
Fear doesn't exist anywhere except in the mind.-- Dale Carnegie
here are some samples of what you can monitor on a computer
- Internet browsing history
- Keystrokes
- Applications and programs used
- Email and messaging activity
- File access and modification times
- Remote access logs
- Screenshots of the computer's screen
- Activity levels and usage patterns
- Network activity, including IP addresses and websites visited
- Print job logs
- Power on/off logs
- Login and logout times
- Remote control sessions.
- Compliance: Your company may need to monitor certain activities on your computer to ensure compliance with industry regulations or internal policies.
- Security: Your company may use monitoring software to detect and prevent security breaches or unauthorized access to sensitive information.
- Productivity: Your boss may use monitoring data to track employee productivity levels and identify inefficiencies.
- Performance evaluations: Monitoring data may be used to evaluate your performance and determine bonuses, promotions, or other career advancement opportunities.
- Legal matters: Your company may need to produce monitoring data as evidence in legal proceedings.
- Training and development: Monitoring data may be used to identify areas where employees need additional training or development.
- Remote working: If you're working remotely, your company may use monitoring data to ensure that you're keeping to your schedule and following company policies.
- IT troubleshooting: Monitoring data may help IT staff troubleshoot technical issues and identify the cause of problems.