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@matmair so send me a screenshot of what your mdm profile looks like on your device and what the permissions that it gives.

What net-good is there for individuals to allow any control over their device to their employer?

You even said the best part. “Controllable by the company” I choose to give zero control of my personal device or its contents to “the company“

@in_sympathy@mastodon.social Of course, there are places that do it right. But most people either are not technical enough to know what to verify, or the company wont share details of their MDM system and just generically say its required.

@in_sympathy@mastodon.social as that article says, "managed through a leading Apple-specific MDM using the BYOD method".

Is that what your employer is using? can you independently verify it?

Did they configure it properly.

Most businesses are lazy and just buy into the Microsoft ecosystem and use defaults.

My IT infrastructure team, while security minded, care about protecting the business not the employee. They wipped an employees phone this week because it said it was in a different country

@matmair and most companies do not have the time/experience to do set it up properly.

Microsoft intune shows these warnings when going through the steps.

Even if Intune restricts what my work can do in their app. Microsoft is still requesting a lot of permissions.

Even the simple fact that they can wipe my phone is enough to not sign into outlook with iOS.

@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.

@baralheia@dragonchat.org yeah. People are not infallible. Look at the stories of jealous cops using license plate scanner cameras to track an ex.

Or just a micromanaging boss wanting to know your location.

Sometimes it’s an intern hitting the wrong button.

@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.

@NefariousAryq@hoosier.social did the same at a previous job. i wont install teams on my phone

@9to5linux@floss.social Finally.
The emoji picker bug on MacOS has been FIXED!!!!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳 :firefox:
#firefox #macos

@Baku@aussie.zone I figured. was kinda just joking, does Lemmy not do hashtags? I havnt really used it much

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