Microsoft has ordered its staff in China to use iPhones for their work starting in September.
The decision effectively bars the use of Android smartphones by the tech giant’s Chinese staffers, Bloomberg reports.
The decision has more to do with standardising use of the Microsoft Authenticator and Identity Pass app among all personnel rather than security concerns about the Android mobile operating system.
Microsoft has ordered its staff in China to use iPhones for their work starting in September.
The decision effectively bars the use of Android smartphones by the tech giant’s Chinese staffers, Bloomberg reports.
The decision has more to do with standardising use of the Microsoft Authenticator and Identity Pass app among all personnel rather than security concerns about the Android mobile operating system. Read More
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