No, the recommendation of choosing between POP and IMAP is not only relevant in a corporate environment, but also for personal use. The choice between the two protocols depends on your specific needs and the way you use your email.

If you need to access your email from multiple devices and have the same email messages available on all devices, then IMAP is the recommended choice.

However, if you only need to access your email from one device and don't need to keep the messages stored on the server, then POP is a better choice.

Regardless of whether you're in a corporate environment or not, it's important to consider your specific needs when choosing between POP and IMAP, as having both enabled can lead to confusion and duplication of messages.
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