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That's because you know when you pressed the key and you expect an immediate response. I still don't understand how it would be noticed in the context of IT work.
If they have a remote login to a pc physically located in the country they claim to be working from i could see it.
How so?
Remote login software kinda has to track keystrokes and the like to send them to the remote machine. That Amazon has processes to check them is unsurprising, they have so many trackers on all the tech they give to employees.
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