Most companies run split tunnel VPNs, I.E they only route work traffic over the VPN itself. All other traffic, like traffic straight out of the internet, just goes over your regular connection.
This limits the bandwidth the VPN has to handle, especially important with people streaming so much.
This isn’t everywhere though. If you don’t know if they use split tunnel or not, assume they don’t and are logging all your traffic.
Also, IT folk generally do not give a fuck about what you’re doing if it doesn’t involve malware, but there may be automated systems in play that take it out of their hands.
Most companies run split tunnel VPNs, I.E they only route work traffic over the VPN itself. All other traffic, like traffic straight out of the internet, just goes over your regular connection.
This limits the bandwidth the VPN has to handle, especially important with people streaming so much.
This isn’t everywhere though. If you don’t know if they use split tunnel or not, assume they don’t and are logging all your traffic.
Also, IT folk generally do not give a fuck about what you’re doing if it doesn’t involve malware, but there may be automated systems in play that take it out of their hands.
Ohhhh this explains how my router can tell me how much traffic we use for, say, Teams. I’ve wondered about that.