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My work Mac provided by my company disables iCloud, which is fine by me, as I never wanted or intended to do things like check text messages or listen to music
by nonameiguess 3y ago
My work Mac provided by my company disables iCloud, which is fine by me, as I never wanted or intended to do things like check text messages or listen to music on my work laptop anyway. I do sometimes listen to music while working, but usually I stream that from my television, as the home theater sound system is far better than what I'd get from a laptop.
Heck, I don't even check Hacker News or sign into the browser from my work machine. Laptops are lightweight. I just keep two nearby so I can work from one and goof off using the other.
- technofiend 3y agoSame. Completely blocked at work and probably should be to prevent data exfiltration, so I'm fine with it. We have a separate network for personal devices anyway if you want to listen to Spotify or YouTube music all day. Only complaint and it's minor is I can't treat my personal ipad pro as a second monitor because that requires being logged into the same account on both devices. But again that would be a vector for data exfiltration so that's cool.