Post by greatcoastal on Jan 16, 2018 14:10:43 GMT -5
www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2018/01/04/554564010/i-know-where-you-ve-been-digital-spying-and-divorce-in-the-smartphone-age
I read this and was reminded of the confrontation to my W during our "marriage therapy" I showed our therapist all the time charts of all the children's usage of the computers, including mine. Which lead to the question to my W, "where's your chart? who is watching what you are doing?"
This is part of being married to an electrical engineer. My w. has plenty of top secret clearances and access to work computers that I will never be allowed legally to see things on .One who designs communication equipment for computers. This article also had me wondering the change in attitude my W had regarding auto insurance and repair. It all came down to the "legality" of joint names verses cars in one name only.
I've always thought, let her spy, I have nothing to hide. But being married or just dealing with someone who is insecure or so controlling is creepy!
I read this and was reminded of the confrontation to my W during our "marriage therapy" I showed our therapist all the time charts of all the children's usage of the computers, including mine. Which lead to the question to my W, "where's your chart? who is watching what you are doing?"
This is part of being married to an electrical engineer. My w. has plenty of top secret clearances and access to work computers that I will never be allowed legally to see things on .One who designs communication equipment for computers. This article also had me wondering the change in attitude my W had regarding auto insurance and repair. It all came down to the "legality" of joint names verses cars in one name only.
I've always thought, let her spy, I have nothing to hide. But being married or just dealing with someone who is insecure or so controlling is creepy!
