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It does if you do not have your personal stuff on the same physical network/equipment as your professional stuff.
by AFNobody 9y ago
It does if you do not have your personal stuff on the same physical network/equipment as your professional stuff.
- themihai 9y agoEven so it's still likely to type the wrong url/login on the wrong device(i.e by reflex). The only safe choice you have is to not have any "personal stuff"(i.e. personal twitter account).
- AFNobody 9y agoPossible, I know that a couple times a year but I would think a professional in that situation would use a completely different service for personal use. (I.e. Personal Twitter, Professional Reddit)
- themihai 9y agoWell if the job requires you to use all of them(twitter, facebook, reddit) you are left with no service for personal use only. Usually you don't have a choice, you use what your friends use.
- Tuna-Fish 9y agoThe solution to that is to use a password manager, and save all your (randomly generated, long and unmemorizable) professional passwords only on the device that cannot connect into the open internet.