Government Surveillance Fears Rise Amid DOGE Infiltration

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US government workers fear surveillance via unfamiliar software programs
Messages to union leader included personal details, raising surveillance concerns
DOGE organization infiltrates government agencies for sensitive information
Employees concerned about monitoring tools like Dynatrace and Splunk
Government's monitoring capabilities have grown in the past decade

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