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A few comments: 1. I was paying for iCloud and apple service for *YEARS* but then suddenly when I lost my phone, iCloud had no record of it. 2. I have had mul
by samstave 5y ago
A few comments:
1. I was paying for iCloud and apple service for *YEARS* but then suddenly when I lost my phone, iCloud had no record of it.
2. I have had multiple employers in Silicon Valley who had the BYOD (Bring you own device) policy implemented but then they attached a SECONDARY DEVICE to my iCloud account and were slurping all personal records from that.
3. Show me a way to FUCKING MANAGE WHO IS ACCESSING MY DATA.
4. I have too many more issues at level 4 that @dang will get mad if I share (and FB and others will sue me again if I dare)... think paul stamets on the secrets of mushrooms -- If you have any sort of work phone, know they are slurping ALL the deets..
Never take a personal phone/device into a workplace environment.
In my case - I was going through a verry messy divorce, and my employer had been surveilling my texts and everything because when I joined I made the mistake of adding my apple ID -- and then the employer added a fucking device to my account and was surveilling everything.
Yeah - if you get a job in tech these days, the ironic thing is to be an off-grid person.
#KazinskiWasRight
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- j16sdiz 5y ago> 2. I have had multiple employers in Silicon Valley who had the BYOD (Bring you own device) policy implemented but then they attached a SECONDARY DEVICE to my iCloud account and were slurping all personal records from that. I don't think MDM allow the admin to hijack your icloud account. Are you sure it's your employer, not some other?
- samstave 5y agoPositive. Its happening everywhere, and by dog-years and internet standards, this is ancient Never EVER trust ANY HR department. They are not your friends.