You are not supposed to. The upstream device is sized for a maximum current and daisy chaining can lead to a scenario where downstream devices are sized for larger current than upstream devices, which is avoided everywhere else in electrical distribution.
So it's fine as long as you control the strip and keep track of loads (e.g. you know your spouse will never plug a vacuum into that handy receptacle you have there), but at work your EHS team will mark you down for it.
So it's fine as long as you control the strip and keep track of loads (e.g. you know your spouse will never plug a vacuum into that handy receptacle you have there), but at work your EHS team will mark you down for it.