My official MacBook is governed by MDM(Mobile Device Management) by my employer using Intune. If I configure my personal Apple ID to my MacBook would there be any privacy issue,
Definitely. Assume <i>EVERYTHING</i> you do on that computer is fully known to your employer. It doesn't matter if they say they can't see it, that's bullshit. Don't take their word for a damn thing, and don't rely on contracts, privacy policies or similar "paper" to protect you because you'll only know if it works _after_ you've been exploited and likely suffered the consequences.<p>I keep my employer's laptop off, lid shut, on the other side of the room, disconnected from power. I just use my own and tell them otherwise. 8 months and they haven't noticed (yet). If/when they do I'll just set it up to remote in from my real computer and practice some very hardcore discipline.
Hi, I co-admin an MDM. Yes, it's a huge privacy issue.<p>You should not have <i>any</i> personal stuff on a work computer, let alone a work computer with MDM.<p>Even if we aren't purposely gathering everything (and I mean <i>everything</i>) for an investigation, we often accidentally run into some pretty embarrassing personal stuff by accident.<p>Don't do it. If not for your own privacy, for your MDM administrator.
Zero Trust.<p>apart from them getting to know everything what you do it is also important to understand that your employer will be liable for anything you do with their computer.<p>(Download something by bittorrent, even if it is a legitimate Linux distro -> no fun to explain when /when, not if/ your employer gets sued)
say you search for a new job using your email at your current employer...<p>using company computer is the same problem if you open your private emails on their machine