>>>You shouldn't assume that. I have been here some years and didn't even know the features existed.
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>>>>Not wanting to stir things up, but everybody is forgetting one critical, for me at least, piece of information: Why would Kevin set up a watch on Groover's account, and if he didn't how come he did not notice someone did it for him? I've set up 4 of this watches, all to my colleagues, they do not post too much but I can see their status and if they ever post I will see their posts immediately. Not trying to imply anything, but I think it deserves an explanation too.
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>>>>From Michel first post:
>>>>7. Your real account is used as a monitoring account to look up on the Grover Lipscomb account.
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>>The piece I don't get is how does setting up a watch and then signing in or refreshing the UT browser window to read those posts when notified, make you guilty of double identity and being the account you are watching? Scary thought. I definitely will NOT watch any threads or posters.
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>>OK, I just tried to turn any "watches" off, but I can't find it. If I ever set one up, I have no idea how to turn it off.
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>Setup -> Update your account -> Monitor online users
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>I do not think they make you guilty, I am, as I said before, monitoring 4 accounts and as far as I know I am not guilty of any violation of the T & C, it is just one piece of the puzzle, which myself not fully understand the reason behind it, but why would you set up an account to read mostly inflammatory posts? (again I just pointing this up for it was not mentioned in any post)

That is not the same thing as an agent. The agent feature notifies you when someone you are watching posts. Or maybe it is called "subscribe to user's posts" or something like that I think.

The monitor feature only shows their name in the "Online" column in the left-hand panel. Unless yours is different than mine....