"David" <iamforu69@yahoo.com> writes:

>Hi guys
>I know it sound like a stupid question but i wish if someone can help
>me
>My company send memo asking the employee to stop using the internet for
>personal purpose.

First find out what they mean "personal purposes". Ie, is sending a friend
and email fall under that? Or do they primarily mean web surfing?


>I know they can know all the web site i visit. I want to know if I used
>a remote desktop to connect to my computer at home. Can they still spy
>on me and if i am chating or no? or what i type on chating.


Not sure what you mean. But yes, depending on how much they want to know,
they can find out. They could intercept the packets coming out of your
machine and read them for example. They could install desktop mirroring
software so at any time they could bring up your desktop on their machine
and see what is being displayed.



>I work for long hours and it is nice to check email or chat with friend
>from time to time.

Yes, and they may or they may not object to that. do they pay you double
time for your overtime-- if so they might well want to make sure they are
getting their money's worth. Or do they expect you to work lots of overtime
for free?


>Help