What is cybersurfing and why is it a concern?
What will be an ideal response?
The availability of the Internet at work has resulted in a phenomenon known as cybersurfing. This is an activity done by employees who use work time and work computers to surf the Web, looking for a wide range of information of personal interest. Cybersurfers may use their terminal to check the stock market, get an update on a golf tournament, place a bid on a newly released product on eBay, or read a serialized version of the latest best-selling book on Amazon's Kindle. As a result of this unproductive time (estimated to account for half of all Internet activity), employers have often turned to electronic monitoring to identify the most serious abusers of their Internet privileges-persons known as cyberloafers or cyberslackers.
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