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If they are managed devices (which I hope they are at a fintech company), it should be trivial to remote wipe them before removing MDM from them to enable perso
by jupp0r 3y ago
If they are managed devices (which I hope they are at a fintech company), it should be trivial to remote wipe them before removing MDM from them to enable personal use/resale etc.
- nkohari 3y agoAs I understand it, it's a question of insurance. Either way, it's very common in larger companies to either reissue or physically destroy machines after an employee leaves.
- pwb25 3y agohow would you wipe them without an internet connection if I shut it off ?
- nunez 3y agothe minute it goes online, it gets the kill signal
- pwb25 3y agoi mean, you can get the information about getting laid off from email on the phone or another computer. then not connect it and download what you need then reinstall it
- jupp0r 3y agoYou can do everything you mentioned irrespective of whether you are allowed to keep the device or not (before it's physically collected by you former employer, which can take a few days).
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