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Personally there is a difference between logging into Slack on my phone and logging into email (which requires me to enroll into the MDM). I do the former on my
by gurchik 5y ago
Personally there is a difference between logging into Slack on my phone and logging into email (which requires me to enroll into the MDM). I do the former on my personal cell phone, but I would never do the latter. There are many mistakes the company can make (like wiping my personal phone after resigning from the company) to make me regret that decision. But installing Slack is different, I can shut off the notifications and it is oftentimes convenient for me to have the access there if I need it.
- emodendroket 5y ago> There are many mistakes the company can make (like wiping my personal phone after resigning from the company) to make me regret that decision. How much would you even notice this these days, with everything synced to the cloud?
- Riseed 5y agoI would certainly notice because I go out of my way to ensure everything on my device is not synced to the cloud.
- emodendroket 5y agoI'm going to guess there are not a lot of people who are assiduously avoiding any cloud sync and then adding their work e-mail to their phones.
- ramraj07 5y agoAgreed enrolling into MDM shouldn’t be taken lightly. I don’t see that in any modern tech company (at least small ones). For the most part I use gmail and login to the company google account.
- loteck 5y agoI like that you're in a thread about Apple asking employees to straight up merge their personal data into a corporate-owned account and your response is "Phew, at least they didn't ask you to install MDM!"