Yeah, the description is misleading because anyone reading it is thinking desktop software. But… hear me out. I know that all the surveillance capitalism companies do this, but in this case it is literally pairing what is mostly corporate IT policy data (browser, hardware, OS, and extensions) with employee name, title, and employer. That does technically fit the definition of corporate espionage, and I am always open to getting more people -especially people with some levers in government- onto “our side” of the Internet privacy conflict.