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Should companies monitor their staff's web browsing?

Should companies monitor their staff's web browsing?

Staff at The Sun and The Times could have their web browsing monitored, after News UK announced they are partnering with a data security company to roll out an app to control staff phone costs.

The news company has enlisted British firm Wandera, who specialise in mobile data security and management, to roll out the application, The Guardian reports.

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