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You are glad your employer has deep access into your personal phone?

• asdfasgasdgasdg 7y ago
  Yes, that is indeed what I said. I even explained the tradeoffs and why they are acceptable to me. Was something unclear?
  • rorykoehler 7y ago
    I'm just trying to understand the world we live in. Your position is the opposite of mine. It's so far the opposite that I had trouble believing what I was reading but it's valid so sorry if you to feel like my question was a personal attack.
    • solipsism 7y ago
      I have trouble understanding why people get so worked up about it. I don't know what you people use your phones for, but all of my activities are incredibly boring. And the idea that my personal activity or data would be worth the effort to my employer, enough that they actually implement whatever they'd have to implement to snoop on me, is laughable. I also don't freak out if there's a window open in my bedroom when I'm changing. The chances are small anyone wants to take a peek, and if they do it's not much skin off my back. So, maybe there are just different kinds of people? The kind that irrationally think everyone is interested in snooping on them, and the kind who have more important things to worry about.
      • rorykoehler 7y ago
        Go ask the ceo of your company for unfettered access to his personal phone and see what he says.