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I would find it very dubious if my own employer asserted that it was appropriate to read and act on an employee's private, non-work email because that employee
by furyg3 13y ago
I would find it very dubious if my own employer asserted that it was appropriate to read and act on an employee's private, non-work email because that employee accessed it from their network or device.
If I were a Google employee I'd be pretty interested in getting answers as to how they acquired this information, and to advocate to change internal policies if this was the case.
It also makes me think twice about ever working for an organization where I don't have root on the devices I use.
- ithkuil 13y agoWhat makes you think that Google employees don't have root on their devices? Are you talking about android specifically?
- skj 13y agoGoogle employees have root on their devices, unless it's a chromebook pixel for some reason. If you root that you can't use the corp network. Not sure why, since you have root on any other kind of laptop you might get from corp.
- brown9-2 13y agoHaving root on the device is irrelevant when the device uses a network that someone other than you controls. Just about every company in America will assert the right to do whatever they want with the traffic from any device you use on their network.