Sons fleece dads every week.
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Lineker to step down from MOD
Edit: sorry, worded āstep backā not step down
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I told my dad I liked the tie he was wearing and he very dramatically took it off and handed it to me saying āIāve given you everything I have now.ā
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Awww, he loves you Josh.
Yeah, despite me being a huge disappointment in terms of my career. Heās a great dad.
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Every country seems to be doing this now
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She just needs to completely fck off especially from QT
Tbh QT can fuck off itās well had itās day.
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The format has had its day. Just donāt invite politicians on it, and it will be watchable.
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@Calum I got a notification from my office that starting Wednesday all phones that have the government security certificate installed to access our mail suite canāt have TikTok installed. Definitely a big crack down.
(Whether we should have to use our private phones to install a government security certificate that tells us explicitly prior to installation that it can read and write data on our phones is another question. Makes me want to buy a cheap smart phone just for work stuff.)
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Do they not provide you a phone?
Yeah that seems mad to me
They donāt and my boss was (rightfully) pissed about it. Nobody likes the policy and it applies to all state government employees. I guess thereās an argument to be made that some employees donāt need access to their email all the time and can probably do their jobs just fine checking email from a computer or tablet without having it on their phones. I probably fall into that category since Iām usually at home working on my computer or at the office once a week with my work issued laptop or at Starbucks with my work issued laptop.
But itās still a ridiculous ask to have employees be in the position of choosing between their own privacy and being able to access email anywhere. Some people in my agency work on really time sensitive stuff. I canāt imagine their supervisors would be jazzed to hear a lecture about personal privacy being the reason they didnāt respond to an urgent email.
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Mad. They actually just introduced a policy in my department banning the use of personal phones for work emails. It was 100% a security thing and nothing else. Obviously the read/write system you outlined would never fly in an EU country.
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So thereās some history here.
A few years ago the City of Baltimore got hacked with ransomware which locked up the water utility billing system for months, it was so bad that they had to scrap the portal and start over.
Then the Department of Health was hit with a ransomware and it locked up websites for months. It lead to stuff like stopping nurses from renewing their licenses online and instead, having to do it in person.
And against that history you also have some fears about TikTok and whatās being done with all that data (and whoās doing it). So itās not entirely out of the blue that theyād want to clamp down on security. Itās just absolutely ridiculous that theyād pair that security with something that is a clear invasion of personal space.
Look at all you talking about work phones 
If be delighted if one of the 5 ward PCs turns on within 3 mins.
Not point to this post, just feeling sorry for myself
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Even once it does turn on, youād have no luck with SystmOne
3 minsā¦ I assume when you finally get rid of them you donate them and they become school computersā¦
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Appalling case. Three of the men she accused attempted suicide.
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