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Apple plans to charge fees for sideloading
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I didn't say it was hard, and I've done it myself, but try do that on your work phone
why the hell would you root a device supplied to you by your employer? It's not yours.
I don't, and that's my whole point. It's way more locked down than a PC operating system. It's also mine in the sense, that it is intended to be used for personal stuff, which I do use it for.
I steer clear of doing anything personal with work related devices. but even then, Android at least allows for two separate profiles.
I think Apple supports work profiles as well, but I might be wrong.
But anyways, I didn't enroll, I didn't have to. The only work stuff I use it for, is a few apps. They have no control over how I use my device, and they wouldn't notice anything if I rooted it. Still though, it's nice not to break warranty, etc