Dude, you're the one that put "owner" in quotes... You must have had some reason for doing that, but it makes your meaning ambiguous unless you explain what you meant.
You're the owner, or legal parent/guardian of the owner. You absolutely can and should install any monitoring, parental control, etc software that you see fit! That being said, I don't think we should design the defaults for general purpose software around control.
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Enterprises have been doing endpoint monitoring from the middle of the network for so long that they can’t recognize how perverse it is that it ever worked in the first place. Why are they whining instead of just installing monitoring software on the actual endpoints?
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In part, because a lot of enterprises allow BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) and can't get good monitoring on those endpoints, and still would like a heads-up if one of those devices is calling out to a known C2. Not saying it's optimal, but it's reality for a lot of orgs.
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