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Originally Posted by RKDinOKC

After your encrypted conversation...Are you sure there is not some PART of those shared excel documents that they didn't password protect? You know you can password protect just one cell and not the whole worksheet right?

Looks like enough people are losing their company cell phones that there are now transfer policies.
If you want to keep the phone you get $55 to transfer the phone and number by taking over the contract.
Haven't heard if my communications are deemed cell phone worthy or not

I've had a company cell phone for 25 years.
Originally had a cell phone in my car (the small ones were expensive and I didn't have to keep it charged) and a pager.
If you needed me page me and I would call you back. Never answered the cell because you had to pay for all calls and if it was important you could page me.
Had it so Mom could get in touch if she needed help with my brother with MS.
One Saturday while I was out flying R/C my brother I work for tried to get me on my cell so I could help him with his computer
He got angry because I didn't answer my cell phone. Told him it was mine and for my convenience and not his and all he had to do was page me.
The next Monday my phone account had been switched to a company account and my car cell replaced with an expensive new much smaller cell phone.

My pager was a watch pager. Kinda liked not having to cart a phone around. My iPhone is small, but not as small as not having to carry one.

Wonder if I could use an Apple Watch like that?

Different person. Our CFO with the Excel issue is pretty sharp most of the time.