I can't comment on the morality of the situation, but it would certainly be foolish. At a previous job, my team found ourselves in a similar situation. After b

I can't comment on the morality of the situation, but it would certainly be foolish. At a previous job, my team found ourselves in a similar situation. After being acquired into a very large company, where the official standard corporate development laptop did not support the tools we wanted to use and came bogged down with overhead from antivirus and other nonsense, it became difficult to get work done. Instead of individually going rogue and potentially getting ourselves into trouble, our manager bought us all MacBooks we could use alongside our corporate machines. We were still doing all our work on company-owned hardware this way, operating over the company intranet, everything kosher and above-board: but we still got to work on machines which suited us. Perhaps your manager can help you find a similar solution.