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In response to "What bullshit is this? Of course they "spied" on your text messages. It is a company phone. How is this not the whole point of the article? -- (link)" by kilbowl full of jelly

"Though, we don't know if the exchanges Apple detailed were from a company phone." I mean, I assume they were, but that's really the crux -- nm

Posted by ty97 Dec 10 '19, 09:07

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One would have to ask how else Apple had those records on their employee. It would be a far stretch to assume they somehow got records from his - kilbowl full of jelly Dec 10, 09:08 8
- Do need confirmation - my company requires us to install an app on our phone for security. I don't do it because it's my phone, not theirs... - Dark Callisto Dec 10, 09:14 2
  - I get that. We do the same thing. User has to agree to the software before we do it because it's not the same as the agreement they signed in the - kilbowl full of jelly Dec 10, 09:15 1
    - So, you can't access anything on an employee's personal phone used for work without their authorization? -- nm* - David Dec 10, 09:21
- Oh yeah, I assume it was has company phone, but need confirmation on that. -- nm - ty97 Dec 10, 09:09 1
  - Not Onion but Onion Headline: Employee shocked employer can access all the data on the company owned device -- nm - kilbowl full of jelly Dec 10, 09:11
- Unless his personal phone was an iPhone. -- nm - Obi-Shaun Kenobi Dec 10, 09:08 2
  - Again, you're now assuming that Apple is accessing random people's personal text messages (which they don't have access to). We can nitpick the - kilbowl full of jelly Dec 10, 09:09 1
    - If you think that Apple can't access your iPhone without your permission, you are drunk and on drugs. -- nm - Obi-Shaun Kenobi Dec 10, 09:10

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