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> personal Trello account for keeping track of my todo list. > personal Obsidian for keeping meeting notes, and recording conversations as a personal knowledge
by sneak 3y ago
> personal Trello account for keeping track of my todo list.
> personal Obsidian for keeping meeting notes, and recording conversations as a personal knowledge-base
I'm not a lawyer, but I'm pretty sure these could subject a lot of your other personal data to potential subpoena should your employer get sued by a sufficiently determined attacker.
Don't cross the streams.
- BytesAndGears 3y agoOoh actually that’s the most compelling reason I’ve heard. I think I might actually split out those accounts with this reasoning.
- marksomnian 3y agoAlso it's a violation of Obsidian's license: > Obsidian is free for personal and non-profit use. However, if you use Obsidian for work-related activities that generate revenue in a company with two or more people, you must purchase a commercial license for each user. Non-profit organizations are exempt from this requirement. https://obsidian.md/license https://obsidian.md/license
- tuckerman 3y agoPerhaps they pay for a commercial license? > Q3. Can I buy a license for myself, or do I have to ask my company to buy it for me? > Yes, you can buy a license for yourself; just put your name in the company > field. You can use such a license to work for any company. https://help.obsidian.md/Licenses+and+payment/Commercial+license https://help.obsidian.md/Licenses+and+payment/Commercial+lic...