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kinda specific threat model, would like advice
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this post was submitted on 10 Jan 2025
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If your school or employer has an MDM solution on their laptop that they issue to you, you have 0% of privacy. You could use DNS over HTTPS which will prevent your DNS queries from being picked up, but the MDM could issue their own CA and even intercept https traffic. They can also record your keystrokes and screen. It would be wise to think of the machine as compromised, just not by a threat actor.
For maximum privacy, only use the devices for the minimal work necessary. Don't log into anything for personal use, and use a separate device you've purchased yourself.
Yea. We don't have school devices but this is basically how I would treat my windows partition in my old dual boot (said windows was for school)