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I've never trusted any company to either pay for my own phone or plan, if that requires allowing it special access. Lot's of companies provide a limited scope
by jbigelow76 8y ago
I've never trusted any company to either pay for my own phone or plan, if that requires allowing it special access.
Lot's of companies provide a limited scope Wifi access for contractors, vendors, etc, when on campus. The level of insight might not be as high but the host company can potentially still track things like local network traffic without requiring "special access" beyond Wifi usage. If the FB employees don't want to acknowledge the existence of these phones then they are definitely "burners".
- unethical_ban 8y agoAny phone with mobile device management (MDM) like SecureWeb or "Good" or others, can see at the least, all the apps installed on the phone, as well as the ability to remote wipe phones. Don't know if they have the capacity to read data for individual apps. And if you have your employer manage your phone plan, I assume they have access to your call records.