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Is it an Android? How does that work? Is it a special permission or something? I've allowed Slack on my personal phone. It has no permissions according to the
by Buttons840 5y ago
Is it an Android? How does that work? Is it a special permission or something?
I've allowed Slack on my personal phone. It has no permissions according to the Android OS (beyond permission to use the network, which, of course, can't be denied least Google lose ad revenue). I don't think it can wipe my phone. I hope it can't wipe my phone?
- jcun4128 5y agoI didn't install it. After 5/6 I'm done with work. I don't use work devices for personal use/vice versa.
- SilverRed 5y agoMDM is kind of a super admin feature on Android and iOS which allows for all kinds of things normal apps can never access. It's used by companies to manage company owned devices so they can do things like reset the password and remove the apple id lock when an employee leaves. It's not that slack can wipe your phone, but that (it sounds like) slack can detect the presence of the company MDM setup which can wipe your phone and lock you out of the app if it is not detected.