Re:Apple explicitly asks employees to merge their personal a...
by blitzar on Friday August 20, 2021 @07:27AM
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There is the law and then there are employment contracts. Sometimes these things overlap, intersect or contradict in interesting ways.
I dont think I have ever worked under an IT policy that was anything but 'for work use only' - although that didnt stop me from taking great pleasure at seeing how many work emails were used to sign up for sugardaddie etc whenever they leaked. I was never too fussed - having two phones, two emails, two laptops etc doesn't bother me in the slightest. You lose access to the work phone number / email / storage when you leave anyway so it's really of no use.
I have even come to like the physical separation of work and personal, there are times each needs more than 50% of my attention.
I dont think I have ever worked under an IT policy that was anything but 'for work use only' - although that didnt stop me from taking great pleasure at seeing how many work emails were used to sign up for sugardaddie etc whenever they leaked. I was never too fussed - having two phones, two emails, two laptops etc doesn't bother me in the slightest. You lose access to the work phone number / email / storage when you leave anyway so it's really of no use.
I have even come to like the physical separation of work and personal, there are times each needs more than 50% of my attention.