@feoh I'm not sure which is more insane: having to give an employer that kind of access to a device you own, or having to use a device your employer controls for something that allows access to your home.

How did we get to the point where average people don't even question this? Like imagine if you told someone 20 years ago they had to give their employer a key to their home, or that the employer needs access to their voice mail 24/7 just in case a work related message came in. Absolutely bonkers what people will put up with now.

@feoh I think its mainly employers/businesses to blame, In an ideal world end users would know better, but also in an ideal world end users also would be able to trust their employer and vice versa.

If your wife or someone actually had malicious intent to keep that data after being terminated, they could easily prevent a remote wipe by just keeping the thing in a Faraday bag till they’re outside of signal range. Like so many things we accept in society today its little more then security theater at the expense of honest actors who are too trusting of corporations.