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Originally Posted by loochy
Yes, but I'm not going to use my personal phone for work. Don't send me texts on it, don't call me on it, don't make me access work email on it. That stays separate from my personal phone.
My wife made this mistake and she gets texts all night about patients and blah blah blah.
and my statement was targeted at this:
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Eh, I get the sentiment. That seems pretty unusual, though. If someone has to be on their phone constantly, then sure, work should pay for it. I don't want to have a separate device just for basic emails, Slacks, and 2FA, though.
Depending on how you set it up, you can possibly just disable work apps after hours if that's the part you don't want.