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Quick question, private mode can be locked too, right?
Private mode is absolutely not private at work even if it's enabled. They see everything you access with their network and know exactly where the traffic is coming from and going to.
I know, I was just curious. I was Interested in the technical detail.
I mean yes it can be locked. It can all be controlled by the group policy.
But either way, they can monitor all network traffic going through their network.
Okay, ty. That what is what I wanted to know.
Yes
Okay
Sorry, I see in another comment you were looking for a more technical explanation. I feel like I didn't contribute to that at all.