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This is true for me. I have a personal desktop, but for mobility (laptop) my work issued MacBook M1 Pro is the only thing I have. There's no reason at all to pu
by RDaneel0livaw 2y ago
This is true for me. I have a personal desktop, but for mobility (laptop) my work issued MacBook M1 Pro is the only thing I have. There's no reason at all to purchase a personal laptop since my company is fully remote and they purchased the laptop from apple and had it directly sent to me, and have never required me to install any kind of monitoring software or control software on it at all.
- emptiestplace 2y ago"Directly from Apple" does not preclude monitoring and control, but it would've notified you on first boot if it were MDM enrolled.
- Onavo 2y agoMost tech companies (except some really big ones or those with compliance requirements) are quite flexible around this issue.
- emptiestplace 2y agoI would qualify that "tech companies that don't know what they're doing wrt IT". Apple does have some features to allow a bit of flexibility, but unless you do all of your work via VDI or similar, I'd consider non-MDM devices to be a huge red flag,
- Onavo 2y agoIt's called trusting your employees, especially if they are engineers. Maybe that's why "nobody wants to work anymore".
- emptiestplace 2y agoMDM does not imply surveillance. I wouldn't use it if it did. It does mean I can enforce full disk encryption and remotely wipe a machine if it is stolen, though.
- Onavo 2y agoFound the system admin
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- EricE 2y agoGood luck when your laptop gets scooped up in discovery/litigation. After having been through lawsuits at work there is ZERO chance of me ever putting anything personal on work equipment.
- oyashirochama 2y agoDuplication and backups are a requirement of life IMO.