Huh? What? Ever had to administer a corporate network for non-tech staff? Malware is everywhere. People are stupid. AND my assumption on a corporate network has always been that you have no expectation of privacy - its a work network, don't use it for personal stuff! Pretty simple.

Instagram on your phone while at work. Don’t expect privacy on managed work machines. You company can see your emails. They can install CA on your managed machine and MITM your https traffic.

I hate the trend of also managing personal devices. But I get that it’s a complicated subject.

The problem is that what starts as a strong desire to conduct copyright infringement (or sure, some light personal web browsing on work computers) along with a dash of free speech extremism, has turned into a militant expectation of very handy passageways for actual crimes.