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I mean it makes sense. They somehow still don't have a proper product for businesses to manage Apple devices and accounts. Instead people have to rely on third

I mean it makes sense. They somehow still don't have a proper product for businesses to manage Apple devices and accounts. Instead people have to rely on third party integrations. What happens if someone is fired and had kept info only on their personal account that is highly valuable ? Or wants to steal corporate info?

Good4boothee 3mo ago
> They somehow still don't have a proper product for businesses to manage Apple devices and accounts I am not sure why that should matter. If company can handle BYOD model then they should solve that on hardware level - by issuing work phones (and other devices).
- tmp10423288442 3mo ago
  > If company can handle BYOD model then they should solve that on hardware level - by issuing work phones (and other devices). But OpenAI's allegation is that Apple doesn't do that, either out of incompetence or malice (to add legal uncertainty when their employees go to competitors).