This is not tinfoil_hat territory. I thought it was pretty much given that everything you do on company-owned hardware is subject to being monitored and/or logged. Maybe I've worked too long in BigTech, but I don't recall the last company I worked for where this wasn't part of the paperwork you agree to when you start and/or receive a company-supplied device.
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Whether they legally have to tell you or not, it's good practice to assume they will spy on you. </tinfoil_hat>
This is not tinfoil_hat territory. I thought it was pretty much given that everything you do on company-owned hardware is subject to being monitored and/or logged. Maybe I've worked too long in BigTech, but I don't recall the last company I worked for where this wasn't part of the paperwork you agree to when you start and/or receive a company-supplied device.
Same when I worked in Kmart and Subway. I was on camera while on the clock.
When I worked at the bread factory I was on camera while on the clock.
I always assume all computer work is the same. I'm on camera all the time.
That said I've a chip-clip over the camera and my earphones (plugged into the computer) have a hard mic shutoff.