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I work remotely from home on a company provided laptop.

This may be excessively paranoid, but are there any privacy or security concerns with connecting it directly to my home network?

For example, isn't there a risk that the company could be monitoring the traffic on my local network?

Also I regularly do work through an employer managed Google Workspace account that's logged in on the system.

Given that my public IP is one way that Google targets and matches devices, that could mean that the recommended YouTube content for my corporate Google account would match my private and personal account that is associated with the same IP. And it should be possible for an administrator at my company to access my work account and see that profile.

Are there any recommendations for combating those concerns?

I can't use a personal VPN client on my company laptop, and it's not possible for me to move away from my personal Google account or work from a cafe.

I'm receiving targeted ads and suggested content on my individual device related to searches that other family members recently made on their respective devices.

A typical household connects to a single router when accessing the Web. To the external world they will all share the same public IP address.

If I understand correctly, individuals are often tracked by their IP address, besides other identifiers. Which may be one possible cause.

How can I preserve the privacy of each family member and avoid the annoyance of ads and content being misattributed to other family members?

https://www.google.com/doodles/doodle-champion-island-games-begin

What technologies could be used to create that JRPG game in a browser?

Is it fundamentally very different from other frontend web development?

I’m trying to find a post on HN from 2020 that explained aperture and cameras. The linked article was informative and interactive.

That same individual had posts explaining other interesting topics as well.

If anyone has any ideas, please let me know. Thx.