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Ok so my point is that you specifically don't put any Google sites into "a" container but rather let them fall where there are, and if you have a Work container
by neogodless 6y ago
Ok so my point is that you specifically don't put any Google sites into "a" container but rather let them fall where there are, and if you have a Work container and open something Google, you only ever log into the Work-related Google account?
- tialaramex 6y agoFor work stuff my habit for maybe a decade or more has been to have work buy me hardware and the work hardware does work stuff, so this conflict never arises. The closest is maybe a previous employer paid me a retainer and obviously they didn't buy me a special laptop just for like one conference call a year on retainer, so I did that from my PC. But yes, in a Foo container, all the various Google things (Docs, GMail, their Cloud offering, Youtube...) are either not logged in at all or they're logged in from some Foo context.