Can my work track my internet activity on my phone

I was at an event last night that my boss told me to attend. It was not what I expected and I had a hard time finding anyone there who could help me with something. The whole experience made me feel like the work is too important for someone like them to handle, so when I got back to my office this morning, I decided to look up if it’s possible for employers to track my internet activity on my phone in order see how much of their time they waste on social media sites or unproductive activities while they are working.

Yes, you can track your internet activity using one of the apps that stores all of your information.

Can my employer see what websites I visit on wifi on my phone?

It’s hard to imagine that an employer would be able to restrict access to websites on your phone when you are using wifi. But, the reality is that it is possible for them to take control of your phone and track what websites you visit. They can also do this by taking remote control over your laptop or desktop computer while you’re logged in at work. The best course of action? Get a VPN service like ExpressVPN which will encrypt all data coming out of your device so that no one can see what sites you visit without having physical possession of it!

Most employers have a no-hacking policy. If they see you visiting inappropriate websites, they may reprimand or even fire you.

Conclusion:

In this blog post, we discussed the different ways your employer can track what you do on your phone. You’ve probably heard rumors that employers might be able to see everything from how many hours a day someone is spending browsing Facebook or watching YouTube videos to their location data and even who they are calling. If any of these things have you worried about your privacy at work, just know that there are some steps you can take to minimize the chances of being tracked by an employer. We recommend using a browser like Safari or Firefox with private mode enabled as well as installing Google Maps offline so you don’t need internet access for directions when traveling for business trips. Do not forget to disable GPS tracking in settings if it’s turned on!

Marteen Abrar