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This is bullshit. I own my device, and this kind of management shouldn't be possible on devices that I own. Can I run some sort of VM or a sandbox to make the
by ohazi 9y ago
This is bullshit. I own my device, and this kind of management shouldn't be possible on devices that I own.
Can I run some sort of VM or a sandbox to make the server think they're MDMing my whole phone? I should be able to feed them enough garbage to keep the other end happy, right? If IT wants to be able to remote wipe my phone, they can remote wipe my VM instead. Anything less would be absurd.
- krisdol 9y agoJust don't agree to it. Or remove the policy and state your concerns to your employer.
- innagadadavida 9y agoJust get a cheap burner feature phone for work. They’ll get the message. You might be able to use the same number on two phones on some carriers.
- paulmd 9y agoGoogle Voice can ring multiple phones from a single number.
- wvenable 9y agoI have Samsung Knox of on my phone and the work profile is completely isolated from the rest of my device. If they wipe the device, it just wipes that container. It's near complete isolation of work and personal apps.
- fencepost 9y agoThis will depend on part on how it's being done. If there's a mandatory MDM app then a separate device is your answer. If it's via Exchange policies, a third party email app (e.g. Nine, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ninefolders.hd3 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ninefolder...) will often let you control whether a policy is enforced at the device or application level.