• AA5B@lemmy.world
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      1 hour ago

      Presumably they’re expensive and someone needs to manage them.

      My company’s approach is “we’ll pay your phone bill if you use an Authenticator app on your phone.” Cheaper for them, plus they don’t need to buy company phones or fobs, and who’s going to complain about their phone bill getting paid?

      A previous company tried similar but required putting your phone under enterprise management. A lot of us disagreed with that

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      49 minutes ago

      My job does this too. It’s literally just cost cutting. The fobs expire and need to be replaced every so often but the app lasts “forever”.

      IMO the fobs pay for themselves because what they are spending on fobs is the same as what they’re spending on IT members answering calls all day for employees that are having login issues with the app.

      • HellsBelle@sh.itjust.works
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        12 minutes ago

        I worked a job where I had to have an app that tracked me wherever I went. I finally had to tell my boss I couldn’t use it anymore because it was killing my battery in like 3 hours.

        If I was still working and a job wanted me to put an app on my personal phone I’d tell them to go fuck themselves.

        Just another way capitalists thieve money from its workers.