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Microsoft Teams finally rolls out Wi-Fi-based location tracking for workplace check-in Technology
Software #microsoft#teams

Microsoft Teams finally rolls out Wi-Fi-based location tracking for workplace check-in

Microsoft Teams is rolling out a long-delayed feature that uses Wi-Fi networks to detect and automatically update a user's work location. The 'Workplace Check-in via Wi-Fi' tool is off by default, with admins deciding whether to enable it and users able to opt-in or opt-out. The feature aims to provide more visibility for hybrid team managers but raises privacy concerns.

Jun 16, 2026 1 source
Half of workers worry AI will still take their job as agent usage soars 90% in a year Technology
Artificial Intelligence #ai#artificial intelligence

Half of workers worry AI will still take their job as agent usage soars 90% in a year

New data from GMB Union reveals nearly half of UK workers worry AI will take their job, amid a 90% year-over-year increase in AI agent usage reported by Stack Overflow. Despite growing adoption, most organisations still require human oversight for autonomous agents, and concerns about accuracy and security persist.

Jun 14, 2026 1 source
Whoop Hack Creates Colleague Stress Leaderboard: What CTOs Should Know Technology
Software #whoop#health tracking

Whoop Hack Creates Colleague Stress Leaderboard: What CTOs Should Know

Developer Pankaj Tanwar reverse-engineered his Whoop fitness tracker using the Claude Fable AI model, extracting per-minute heart rate data and matching it with Google Calendar meetings to create a leaderboard of which colleagues raise his stress levels most. The hack, posted on X, garnered over 10 million views and highlights both the capabilities of modern AI and the emerging debate around biometric monitoring in the workplace.

Jun 14, 2026 1 source
New Survey Reveals 'Forgotten' Remote Colleagues and Tech Failures Plague Hybrid Business
Economy #remote work#survey

New Survey Reveals 'Forgotten' Remote Colleagues and Tech Failures Plague Hybrid

A new Jabra survey reveals that around half of remote workers feel excluded in hybrid meetings due to poor technology. 75% of hybrid meetings experience technical failures, adding 11 minutes per meeting. Women and junior workers are more affected.

Jun 12, 2026 1 source
Balancing Work and World Cup: Strategies for Businesses Business
Economy #world cup#workplace

Balancing Work and World Cup: Strategies for Businesses

As the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off, businesses face challenges in maintaining productivity. Flexible working policies and strategic leave planning are key strategies to balance work commitments with the tournament's late-night matches.

Jun 10, 2026 1 source