Whereas I never worked in places where IT would not see that as a security violation.
Re:Apple is getting this wrong
by simondotau on Tuesday August 04, 2026 @02:41AM
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Correct, because other companies are not in a position to certify the security of iCloud meeting their own standards. It shouldn’t surprise anyone that Apple trusts Apple more than other people trust Apple.
Re:Apple is getting this wrong
by prmoustache on Tuesday August 04, 2026 @02:17AM
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Same here
Re:Apple is getting this wrong
by happymellon on Tuesday August 04, 2026 @02:50AM
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Which is the point I've created a work Apple id unless they specifically set it up to prevent it.
Which has happened. Bonkers configuration.
Re:Apple is getting this wrong
by itsmartapuntocm on Wednesday August 05, 2026 @12:05PM
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I've always created a new Apple ID with my work email for every place I've been that's issued an iPhone. No chance in hell I'm signing on to a corporate managed device with my personal Apple ID.
We’ve always been asked to use our personal Apple account to install apps used for work.