Warning: What happens on your Android, doesn’t stay on your Android — not if it's a work phone.
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Since when is a work phone a perk. They have horrible battery performance, only function between 9 and 5 and call quality is absolute fuckin shit.
A work phone is a perk because it means you don’t have to install Teams, Slack, and a bunch of proprietary nonsense you’ve never heard of onto your personal phone.
Seriously, the number of tunnels they cut off in as soon as a call comes in is astounding.