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I got the same and it also said: "Use another Trello account for anything not related to [my previous company]. Grab a new, free Trello account in seconds and
by Kiro 7y ago
I got the same and it also said:
"Use another Trello account for anything not related to [my previous company]. Grab a new, free Trello account in seconds and move your vacation board (or whatever should be elsewhere!) to that one."
My former company is not even using Trello and everything I have there is personal. I created the Trello with my personal email and only afterwards added the company email to it to access some experimental board we never ended up using.
I didn't comply and instead just removed the company email from the account. I seriously don't see why I need to create a new account and move stuff for no reason at all. Why does the organisation email trump my personal one that I actually created the account with? Should I be worried?
- TeMPOraL 7y ago> Why does the organisation email trump my personal one that I actually created the account with? Because the organization a) pays them money, and b) demands this. Enterprise offerings like SSO tend to support the legal and pseudo-legal aspect of the security theatre of enterprise space. So if you connect a company e-mail to your personal account, that account suddenly falls under whatever random policies organization's IT team implemented.