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Everything about privacy (the confidentiality pillar of security) -- but not restricted to infosec. Offline privacy is also relevant here.
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@notsle@kzoo.to Speaking only for Microsoft 365 and Endpoint (Intune). Devices are marked as company or personal during enrollment. Administrators can't see your personal apps or data. The only thing we can do is wipe the apps installed by MDM.
@tzudad@mastodon.social I know the permission the Microsoft profile requests gives them( Microsoft) much more access than that. I belive they then reduce its capabilities in endpoint(intune) but the permissions are still given. At least in iOS.
Here are screenshots for iOS when setting up intune. It’s about trusting Microsoft and your company.
I believe even connecting to exchange gives the ability to delete your phone from the server. But it’s been years since I checked that.
@notsle@kzoo.to Those settings look closer to a corporate device to me. I'm the original IT guy in my company and created our M365 organization. I don't think some of those abilities being available when I configured our environment for personal devices in 2018.
We can only see and reset M365 apps when they are signed in with a company account. We do not see personal apps or data. I'll never allow that horrible sh*t on the personal devices of our people. Corporate devices are very different.
@tzudad@mastodon.social those are screenshots taken on my personal device when I went through the steps to install intune like my work wants. I had no intention of finishing it. Just wanted to see if anything has changed from previous employers.
@notsle@kzoo.to Your company's IT has some really invasive settings. Are you handling sensitive data? If I had to do that, I'd buy a garbage phone with a prepaid SIM and not put anything but their stuff on it. 2 phones sucks, but privacy is your right on your device.