You can paste it into a document, or email, I believe.

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Yea I know I did both those settings I also changed default numbers to use for my most frequent contacts my issue is the WhatsApp chat history from my other phone. And is iCloud merging the two if I auto back them

Why not using both SIM cards in a personal iPhone?

You would be receiving messages for both numbers and would be able to dial from any of the lines and start outgoing messaging from one of the numbers.

Do you then just sync messages between the two? That was a thought I had. Unsure how I feel about personal Apple IDs on MDM corporate devices

Separate phones Separate apple IDs if assuming both of your phones are apple devices

If company allows apple ID registrations to non.corporate emails then grab that opportunity. Create another Apple ID/Email using non.corporate email

this is what I do

That or the device’s connected to any services like Microsoft 365 or some managed service.

Yea I checked the documentation/policies, didn't see anything of the nature

Yea the goal would be to set my personal as the primary. With forwarding it is just a mess managing the allowed calls through a DND mode during the night. I find that I can end up missing a call for support if it unblocked the number on the company phone but not the personal

Yea my only guess would be an audit through the Verizon account seeing the IMEI of the person device as the phone would not be on the MDM

You can set one as the primary and you can also break it out by contact

You can name them.

Pro tip: if you use WhatsApp for both, you need to install both WhatsApp and WhatsApp for Business. It’s the same app with a different name just so you can use two numbers on one phone

I would just use the two phones to keep things fully separate. Maybe get a pocket organizer that is capable of holding two phones comfortably in one pocket.

Better to ask for permission ahead of time to use both SIM in one phone if you prefer. That looks better on you overall. If they don't have documentation covering it yet they likely will want to form this for company growth.

Up until today I had 2 phones but with the 14 pro I activated 2 esims, only issue now is figuring out which numbers do what lol

My company offered to take over paying for my personal phone but then they would have control over what apps I have, blah, blah, blah, or they could provide me with a work phone. So I went with getting a 2nd (work) phone from them.

For the sake of transparency, I keep personal usage personal and the work stuff on the work phone only. A bit of a PITA but it's just safest.

I’m in exactly the same position and have gone with keeping my work and personal phone separate. Having work stuff on your personal phone leaves you open to error and it’s more difficult to switch off, even with focus modes. When I’ve had similar situations I’ve took the risk and just used the phone of choice (as I have a spare phone that tends to be a better spec and I prefer to use iOS for the automation) and have never been pulled up but, if your company are on top of their security accreditations then they might be checking for unauthorised devices. It’s sometimes reassuring to see if anyone else has been getting away with it.

It’s better in everything

Battery life and sustained performance but other than that i can't find a single reason to buy iPhone 14 and 14 Plus at $799 and $899 over an android phone that have high refresh rate, qhd+ resolution display, extra telephoto sensor and macro photography!

I switched from a Note 10+ to an Iphone 14 pro. I like Android but I felt that new flagship Android phones were getting overpriced while not offering distinct changes from versions to versions (I do not care about foldable things). So I though “If I am going to pay for overpriced stuff lets do it right” so I switched to iPhone. I am so happy with it.

I had android like 10+ years ago, one of my galaxy just got stuck in a boot loop one morning and was never usable, and overall the device gets slow after a year of use, cannot say for the newer androids but overall my iphones can last 5+ years and the speed is the same as the day I got it.

It's a silly question. 99% of the people in here have used iphones for many years and are deep in the ecosystem and/or simply comfortable where they're at. If you're happy with something, why change it?

iMessage, long-term support, better overall quality. When I text someone and get a green bubble back I cringe because I know that communication with them is going to be difficult. Ever tried to do a group text and there’s that one person with Android that ruins it?

Some people just hate iPhones. My brother absolutely refuses to get an iPhone and insists on using shitty Motorolas, so I have to use Signal to message him-and even then video quality is highly degraded. When you ask these Android enthusiasts why they love that OS so much they’ll usually mumble something about “muh customization”. I still don’t get it.

Its not the hardware, its the way the software behaves flawlessly and simply. It just works.

Even though I am stuck with an IPhone 7 it would just come down to me liking how the IOS operates.

How would you know if you’re unwilling?