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Over and above the policy that a Corporation has over your phone (personal or otherwise) when you access their stuff, nobody talks about the potential liability
by gregd 7y ago
Over and above the policy that a Corporation has over your phone (personal or otherwise) when you access their stuff, nobody talks about the potential liability that can open up to your personal device during an e-discovery process.
You could potentially have to hand your personal device over to lawyers where they can then put your personal device through an e-discovery process should your employer be sued .
People need to really think hard before they relinquish that kind of control of a device that you own.
- pnathan 7y agoI have a policy of never allowing a MDM policy on my phone. I use the web portals for calendaring, email. Notifications for calendar events are usually parlayed into SMS notifications. There's also questions about "IP" law here. If you're developing interesting software at home, having separate hardware for that work is going to be critical for the legal analysis to get funding, etc.