Re: phone migration

Chris wrote:

Andrew <andrew@spam.net> wrote:

badgolferman wrote on Thu, 18 Jul 2024 15:41:02 -0000 (UTC) :
 

With Androids you have to set up the user first before doing
anything.

 
Steve has mentioned how primitive the iPhone is for work
environments.  
The primitive toy iPhone doesn't have any fundamental capability
to set up  a normally separate work & personal profile (enhances
security & privacy).

>
Interestingly had a random discussion about this with my team last
week and the android setup sounds like a nightmare. You have to
download all apps you need in both environments twice - wasting
storage and any data limits - and configure them separately but then
you don't get any notifications from the other profile when using
your phone e.g. MFA or messages.
>
You're constantly having to remember to switch profile to ensure you
get calendar or message notifications from the different profiles.
>
If you truly want a separation, it's better to get separate phones
IYAM.
>

If that is true then I agree with you.  There must be a way to have
select notifications cross profile though.  That would be a stupid
shortcoming.

Carrying two phones is not an ideal situation either.  It takes up a
lot of pocket space and you look silly checking two phones.

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