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What? I would imagine they have a whitelist for their workphones, not a blacklist. Or not even allow the user to install anything by themselves at all...
by valenterry 4y ago
What? I would imagine they have a whitelist for their workphones, not a blacklist. Or not even allow the user to install anything by themselves at all...
- throw10920 4y agoI suppose that their devices currently occupy the stratum between "MDM profile prevents installation of apps by user" and "minimal MDM meddling" - probably wrongly, because like you said, a whitelist would probably be better for this particular group of persons! Perhaps there are a lot of them and their IT staff isn't large enough to handle all of the "please add this obscure app to the whitelist because I need it for this niche (but work-related) purpose" requests?
- ghaff 4y agoMy experience with MDM is that it satisfies occasional customer requirements that employees have MDM on devices that they may use to access work information. And basically the MDM requires that employees have a password set and that's about it. There are certainly situations where there should be entirely separate work and personal devices but, in my experience, most people freely intermix usage.