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How do you manage private phones with work necessities?
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It 10000% a cost savings decision. Executives don't see why they have to approve a giant bill for company devices when people have their own already. Regardless of how much we point out the risks.
I am actually used to the company buying you a phone that you use as a personal device, but must then be enrolled in Intune or something similar. It is considered a perk of the job, and a taxable one at that. So the saving is not as obvious in this case.