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> What if employers could offer their employees a deal: we'll cover your monthly data costs if you agree to let us direct your work-related traffic through a ne
by yellow_lead 4y ago
> What if employers could offer their employees a deal: we'll cover your monthly data costs if you agree to let us direct your work-related traffic through a network that has Zero Trust protections built right in?
No thanks..What is "work-related" and what isn't? I see huge privacy implications here. If my company wants to install this potential-spyware on my phone then they should just offer a separate phone. Personally, I don't mind carrying it if I'm "on-call" one week out of the month or whatever.
- ok_dad 4y agoI wonder if it is easy enough to "swap" e-SIMs that one could load your work profile on your phone (can iOS do that? I am not sure, but Android can anyways), swap sims before work starts, do work, "go home", swap back to your personal phone profile and personal sim. Otherwise, I agree: give me a work phone if you want to snoop on it, otherwise please just text or call me on my personal. My current company pays partly for my phone (like half?) and don't expect anything in return, they just wanted to make sure if I used it to make calls for work I was paid for that (I never do anyways).
- jackson1442 4y agoiOS can swap, it's just a flag in your phone app/control center. My personal preference is expensing a phone bill. That way I maintain billing control and just save some money. Or a company phone, but I've yet to have that offered to me.