I can see why it would be tempting. All I want is to know when and where my next meeting is, without going back to my desk. If I accept a company phone, I hav

I can see why it would be tempting. All I want is to know when and where my next meeting is, without going back to my desk. If I accept a company phone, I have to let everyone in the company have the number, and they might start calling me. And it'll probably be some shitty $50 Android phone - a company phone isn't some huge perk or status symbol, like it might have been in 1995. It'd be tempting to just type the password in on my personal phone.