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> If you receive a Mac from work, often times it requires an iCloud account. It doesn't. Organizations should prohibit employees from using iCloud at all on th
by kccqzy 3y ago
> If you receive a Mac from work, often times it requires an iCloud account.
It doesn't. Organizations should prohibit employees from using iCloud at all on their work machines. It's not work.
If employees need to listen to music or respond to iMessages they should feel free to bring their own Mac or most likely an iPhone to the workplace. The workplace should provide a separate Wi-Fi that directly connects to the public internet.
- blokey 3y agoI think you may have missed Managed Apple IDs, they are exactly for corporate accounts. The administrator can select which services are available and also which devices they can be signed into.
- ztrww 3y ago> Organizations should prohibit employees Why?
- kccqzy 3y agoThe answer is in the next sentence after the one you quoted. "It's not work." Well unless the company is actively working on integrating their product with iCloud.