Certainly these telematics are problematic, from a social perspective.  They drive the last ounce of productivity out of people.  I find them somewhat repulsive because they are a top down authoritarian way to drive up productivity and squeeze out the last pockets of air in inefficient systems --the problem is people were not built to perform at 100% all the time.  You need BS time.  Time to relax a bit.<p>That said, these jobs will be on their way out, once automated cars get here.  There is no reason they can&#x27;t have delivery vans 24 hrs a day with people self-servicing the receiving process.  They could deliver at the workplace, at home, wherever you choose.<p>In the end, as dehumanizing as this telemetric supervising is, these jobs are on their way out.<p>PS.  Key stroke monitoring has been a thing at some tech companies for a very long time.  Also, many of the current tech darlings have monitoring built in to their internal tools.  Or, wonder why we don&#x27;t see more non sanctioned internal substantiated product leaks?