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> don't delete stuff before doing so. I would certainly delete personal information if present on said phone, don't want some other corporate freaks to go thro
by paganel 5y ago
> don't delete stuff before doing so.
I would certainly delete personal information if present on said phone, don't want some other corporate freaks to go through my stuff. Fuck it, I would have done it if instead of Apple it had been the Securitate (I'm from Romania, grew up as a kid in the '80s), and come to think of it this advice of "obey your corporate masterlords" is kind of depressing in itself. We don't have to obey.
- muzz 5y agoIs logging out of those apps not sufficient enough?
- kevingadd 5y agoYou would need to delete the app for all your personal data to actually get wiped from your device. Otherwise things like photos, bank data, whatever are just sitting there in the cache directories for snoops to pull off the phone
- judge2020 5y agoIt's a mistake to have personal information on the phone in the first place. Deleting such could be obstruction of the internal investigation at best, and destroying evidence at worse (remember that you don't decide what's admissible as evidence, the courts do).
- ssijak 5y agoYou should not have personal stuff on a work phone in the first place.
- saimiam 5y agoBut say you do, would you delete personal stuff prior to giving your device to your corporate peers?
- blitzar 5y ago> But say you do, Well take this moment as a reminder, that is their property you are storing your very private information on and thus it is now their very private information. Delete it now, dont put any more on