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Great, so now people who don't want to sign away their privacy to a social network don't get a choice when their employer decides to mandate use of this company
by jiggy2011 14y ago
Great, so now people who don't want to sign away their privacy to a social network don't get a choice when their employer decides to mandate use of this company-wide.
This also pretty much forces you to merge your personal and work personas.
- jeffjose 14y agoNope. Where I work, I have an enterprise account which has a gmail, drive, groups and calendar which is signed in using a login@company.com account. My personal stuff is different and is a different account, signed in using personal_login@gmail.com The key point is, my company knows only about @company.com (and Google doesnt have any idea) and the other way around for @gmail.com account.
- lallysingh 14y agoWhat? How? You'll have one account via your corporate email address (e.g. you@employer.com) and another via your personal email address (e.g. you@gmail.com)
- pilif 14y agoThe google apps accounts are completely separate from the non-apps accounts. There's no need to merge personal and work personas.