No they don't. You are over simplifying it.

oh for F's sake! Damn it, I need to switch to Linux only devices including my phone. Years of them saying "Don’t be evil" has turned lets show them how evil we can be.

This can't be legal in the EU

on work-managed devices, I would always expect something like this.

that's why I always have two devices, one for work and one privately. And in my company, if I have a work-managed device, bring your own device, I have to sign a document that they have the right to wipe it entirely and to surveille it to a huge extent.

our boss is not gonna like to know

lol.. Goo(💩) gle

if you were sending personal or sensitive communication via a phone issued (and owned) by your employer, you were already making a huge OpSec blunder.

misleading headline, omis "on company provided phones."

> once they’re on your phone, they’re decrypted and available to anyone controlling the device.
A company controls your device. Encouraging that using the appropriate language is starting to catch up with the mainstream, it's just a shame that they're 30 years late @rms #stallmanwasright