You don't want to become an office cautionary tale — that person who got fired because they were busted Googling something inappropriate during an all-hands meeting.

When you're on your work computer, your employers can track pretty much everything you do.

"Any personal data or behavior done on any work device can and is collected by your employer," said management expert Andrew Wittman. "Be mindful of every search, click, and email sent, as well as any personal data or behavior, including searches, shopping, social media, emails, and websites visited."

And deleting your history won't save you, in most cases.

"Never assume that clearing the history log is enough to sweep away any evidence of where you’ve been spending your time on the internet," "Most IT departments are still able to monitor computer use and a very aware of searches that might be deemed highly questionable."

With that in mind, here are some searches you should definitely steer clear of on your job-related devices:

1. Pornography or other inappropriate websites
2 Highly classified information within your own company
3. Websites related to your side hustle
4. Job search sites, particularly connected to a major competitor
5. Anything pertaining to dating and relationships
6. Websites related to planning parties, vacations, or weddings
7.Excessive searching in general is probably a bad idea

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/7-things-you-should-never-search-for-on-your-work-computer-a7687966.html