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MammothJust4541 t1_jc1towy wrote

There is no difference between a government device and a personal device for politicians you fools.

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PeaceChaos t1_jc26pj0 wrote

there most definitely is

a person can own multiple devices/phones, say one for work and one for private use

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landwomble t1_jc27a1o wrote

What do you mean by this? It's unclear. Is it irony?

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MammothJust4541 t1_jc2bqm2 wrote

What I mean is the device government employees use is literally their own personal devices.

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landwomble t1_jc2ez3t wrote

BYOD is fine (although I'm fairly sure the civil services DOES supply work phones to most line of business staff who require one). However you should be enforcing Android Work Profile or the iOS equivalent when accessing corporate resources as part of a Conditional Access Policy. E.g. as soon as you sign into work email etc it enforces MDM before you get access. This will do stuff like insist on a secure PIN/password screen lock, control over application install under an allow/deny list, enforce device encryption as well as provision it with any certs needed to access company resources. Every company I can think of has been doing this for years and it's trivial and essential under a Zero Trust model for security.

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