Tattleware
We know how hard it is to trust employees when they’re working from home. You want to make sure that your remote workers are actually working and not just sitting around watching cat videos all day. That’s why Tattleware got created. The first-ever digital surveillance software for employers who need to keep their remote workers in line. Now you can spy on them and see exactly what they’re doing at any time of day or night! With Tattleware, you can monitor everything your employees do online – even if they have a private browser window open or are using incognito mode! It also has facial recognition technology built-in so that whenever someone logs into the system, it automatically snaps a photo! No more slackers wasting company time while getting paid for it!
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