I see a lot of post of people complaining that HR is taking down posts. Do they own this site?
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never understood why anyone would intermingle personal and private by using only a Nike phone. i laugh when folks in the office try to shame me for having 2 phones.
@1hwe, if you are using an iPhone, you can control which apps can access things on your phone (like photos, mic etc) and to what point. For example, you can give Slack full access to your photo library, give the Slack limited access to one particular photo or completely deny access.
Regarding deletions on layoff.com, found this post on an old thread, explains pretty much everything:
The site has some basic rules (regarding posting names of non-public figures, personal info, swearing, posting threats, insults and slander)
While back few of my posts mentioning a coworker disappeared within a minutes, so I suppose mods scrub this place on a regular basis.
I seriously doubt it’s owned by Nike cause it has a thousands of forums, hundreds of which are more frequent then ours. Besides, there is simply too much stuff written here that doesn’t paint a good picture about the firm that simply doesn’t add up to that story.
Sure they can try to pressure it to take something down, but unless they have some legal ground for it, nothing will happen.
My two cents, follow the site rules and US libel laws and the post will stick. Make sure not to post derogatory comments aimed towards people, only their business actions.
March 5, 2021 by Anonymous | 5 reactions (+4/-1)
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They don’t own but seem to be able to ask the site to take down content that’s deemed sensitive. Legal action you know.
No Nike doesn't own this site.
If you want privacy have your own devices with no company software and not on a company network. Have a true personal phone. Do you really want big brother watching?
I posted the answer elsewhere, but will post it again. Yes, BYOD policy allows Nike access to your phone, but they must have a business reason. When you downloaded the software that allows you to access Nike corporate portal (eg. email/slack), the terms were that Nike is allowed to access your personal phone and files, including photos. For example, if Nike suspects you are using your phone to take pictures of source code or Nike emails, they are allowed to remotely delete these photos from your private phone without your consent.
Seems like it… someone posted on Blind that a post about a change in BYOD policy but now that post is removed.. and was never live for more than a couple minutes.
BYOD POLICY POST THAT WAS REMOVED BELOW:
I got told that Nike updated the BYOD policy and now considers everything on a personal devices with enterprise apps (Hub, Tunnel, etc.) their property and can fully track what people are doing.
Could someone please confirm, verify or explain?
Not in tech so I don't know but would love to see if this is what others have been told.
The comment on a different thread about a VP who will track IP addresses for posting, maybe they will if you've posted from a personal device with Nike apps?
Tried posting this multiple times but seems to get removed every time within minutes....