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I don't know more than what's mentioned in public sources, but I can guess: 1) BYOD is likely supported, but provisioning installs the invasive device monitor
by theamk 9y ago
I don't know more than what's mentioned in public sources, but I can guess:
1) BYOD is likely supported, but provisioning installs the invasive device monitor (as chrome extension [0])
2) Paper mentions that you can at least install your own printers. I would think that SW engineers would have full access, subject to device monitor being happy.
3) Since all keys (both per-user and per-device) are stored centrally, it should be fairly easy to revoke all device keys in this case.
[0] https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.com/en//pubs/archive/46366.pdf https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.c...
- mc32 9y ago>BYOD is likely supported, but provisioning installs the invasive device monitor Probably not. Since they lock down which apps run or not, I doubt they'd trust some home rolled, untrusted, unverified install with unknown executables running.