This article discusses the growing trend of surveillance technology in the workplace, driven by venture capital investments. The comments reflect a mix of skepticism, concerns about privacy, and disdain for the pervasive nature of monitoring tools in various sectors such as academia, retail, and service industries. Users express distrust towards authorities and corporations, fearing that this surveillance culture serves to undermine worker dignity and rights while perpetuating inequality. The comments also argue for stronger regulations and a societal shift towards trust rather than suspicion.