Q. Should I buy a second phone?

Answer

Having a separate phone for personal and professional use provides an additional layer of privacy and protection. Your employer may, at some point in the future, feel the need to check on your emails and may request access to your device in order to do so. In severe circumstances, they could be forced to erase the contents of the device's whole hard disc. When you use a phone provided by your employer, they won't be able to access your private information, and if they erase the content of the phone, you won't risk losing any significant messages or memories. Many others have also vouched for the advantages of having your personal phone at home rather than at work since it reduces the number of distractions. The very idea of having two mobile phones at once might conjure up images straight off the set of a scary technology show for some individuals. Think about it before you entirely dismiss the concept: the majority of the tasks you do can, in some form or another, be accomplished using your smartphone. The last thing you want to happen when you get home after a long, stressful day and are ready to relax is to check your email and find that someone has sent you an email that radically alters your mood. This results in increased personal stress, which in turn impacts the individuals in your immediate environment.