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This is a rule in many manufacturing environments. Intel has had the same exact rule for a very long time.
by xadhominemx 5y ago
This is a rule in many manufacturing environments. Intel has had the same exact rule for a very long time.
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- throwaway201025 5y agoDoes Intel also enforce such a rule to office workers, like Samsung does? I can partly understand the desire to control accidents in manufacturing environments, but we're not exactly at such a place. Samsung's rule is applied to all workers regardless of campus, including the inside of a building consisting of mostly software engineers and office workers. It almost feels like the company wants social equality among employees or something.
- monocasa 5y agoIntel's rule was against corporate espionage, so probably? They eventually allowed phones with the cameras drilled out.
- xyzzy21 5y agoAll Asian Fabs pretty much ban all smart phones - you have to leave them outside and/or you have to use a "dumb" phone. Laptops, USB drives, etc. are absolute verboten as a vendor or contractor and usually employees as well who have to smuggle them in to get work done. If you violate these bans as a contractor or vendor, YOUR ENTIRE COMPANY can be banned from doing business indefinitely.