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  • dsgrey

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    If you take a stipend for your personal phone from your company it is subject to being subpoenaed( if your company is involved in a lawsuit) and all of the Scandinavian amputee midget porn you have ever surfed will now be part of a public record.

    At my employer, if employees don't have a company issued phone but want to access corporate email, there is a legal document when you download the software which states the company can take your personal phone at any time for legal reasons. Just saw this happen too. Senior management is under investigation but legal is tracking emails to/from their non-management staff which only have personal phones. The ones with email access were collected and the employee is not reimbursed the cost of a phone. But it's all stated in the legal document as mentioned.
     

    pronstar

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    At my employer, if employees don't have a company issued phone but want to access corporate email, there is a legal document when you download the software which states the company can take your personal phone at any time for legal reasons. Just saw this happen too. Senior management is under investigation but legal is tracking emails to/from their non-management staff which only have personal phones. The ones with email access were collected and the employee is not reimbursed the cost of a phone. But it's all stated in the legal document as mentioned.

    Yeah at my former career, if we wanted server access then we had to give our IT department access to our private phones.

    Was told main reason was to ensure they could remotely wipe it remotely if lost. But the agreement I signed basically gave them carte blanche access.


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    Axxe55

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    One company I worked for years ago, wanted the passwords to my personal email accounts. I did have a company phone and a company email account. I took the request to my attorney and had him look it over, and he sent them a letter. I was never asked about the passwords to my personal email accounts again.
     

    jordanmills

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    At my employer, if employees don't have a company issued phone but want to access corporate email, there is a legal document when you download the software which states the company can take your personal phone at any time for legal reasons. Just saw this happen too. Senior management is under investigation but legal is tracking emails to/from their non-management staff which only have personal phones. The ones with email access were collected and the employee is not reimbursed the cost of a phone. But it's all stated in the legal document as mentioned.
    If they aren't compensating the employees for the cost of the phones, the entire contract is invalid.
     
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