The use of personal devices creates a privacy challenge. Employers want access to the devices, and employees want to protect their personal data contained on them. The term “devices” itself is deceiving. Many consider employee-owned devices to be smartphones and tablets, as the term “BYOD,” or Bring Your Own Device, implies. However, BYOD also includes laptops and desktop computers at home.
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BYOD Privacy: Do Employees Have Rights?
Posted by: Peter S. Vogel October 2, 2014 06:45 AMThe use of personal devices creates a privacy challenge. Employers want access to the devices, and employees want to protect their personal data contained on them. The term “devices” itself is deceiving. Many consider employee-owned devices to be smartphones and tablets, as the term “BYOD,” or Bring Your Own Device, implies. However, BYOD also includes laptops and desktop computers at home.