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BYOD, or really BYOP – Bring Your Own Plan

I read an article today on BYOD (Bring your own device) and how the whole concept could be in trouble. It’s nothing new to see BYOD being seen as the next big thing or for it to be fading away depending on whom you’re talking to. In this case the post was pointing out a case in California where the courts had ruled that if a person has to use a cellphone for work, even if they paid for the phone, the company was responsible for part of the bill. This, according to the article, would signal the end of BYOD as companies didn’t want the hassle of being forced to pay for part of people’s phone bills. It took no more than 5 minutes to find another article talking about how BYOD was getting even bigger as companies were reaping big gains by allowing millennials to use their own devices, even though they were experiencing growing pains.

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