Adb also requires developer mode.
And my work doesn't permit it even with byod, it's so annoying. I've stopped running byod for that reason but now I'm stuck with two phones again.
And my work doesn't permit it even with byod, it's so annoying. I've stopped running byod for that reason but now I'm stuck with two phones again.
Besides, I would not comply anyway. I would just delete the device.
again IANAL but be careful.
In the early days of BYOD, all they could do is delete the device if it would be lost. Which was not really a bother to me because I back it up to my own servers anyway, and in that case it would be lost anyway. And they would enforce a few basic things like setting a decent pincode and device encryption.
But lately the MDM and antimalware solutions have become more intrusive. Recently my work's MDM complained about an app I had on the personal side of my phone, something they should have no visibility of. Also they now want to route all the traffic through their VPN to inspect it which was obviously a non-starter.
Android 7 is when always-on-vpn was could be enforced by an admin, in 2016.