Work MDM Policies Leak Into Personal App Sessions on BYOD Phones
Users with both personal and work apps on a single phone face MDM enrollment prompts (e.g., Microsoft Intune) bleeding into unrelated personal apps like Notion. Dismissing these interruptions repeatedly throughout the day degrades personal productivity. Mobile device management tools lack granular app-level enrollment scoping for BYOD scenarios.
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