THE REMOTE WORK SURVEILLANCE BIBLE
A VPN encrypts your traffic. It does nothing to stop your laptop's Wi-Fi card from quietly telling your employer's IT software exactly where you actually are.
PrimeDigger investigated the privacy and security gaps that live below software — the hardware-level vulnerabilities most advice never mentions, because they're genuinely harder to research than "which VPN is fastest."
Inside, you'll find real, tested investigations covering VPN travel routers, a full NordVPN vs. ExpressVPN comparison, free VPN safety, Faraday bags, Wi-Fi doorbell jammers, laptop privacy screens, and webcam covers — plus a breakdown of exactly what corporate surveillance software can and can't actually see.
You'll learn:
- How corporate IT can detect your real location even through a perfectly working VPN — and the three-phase fix
- Why a $20 tool can silence your smart doorbell before a trespasser ever reaches your door
- The real reason a cheap webcam cover can crack a $2,000 laptop screen
- Which Faraday bags actually block signal, tested against five real options
Every claim is sourced and tested — no vague "experts say," no marketing copy repeated as fact. The third investigation in the Bible series, for anyone who wants to know what's actually watching them.