Title: With the use of asset management software, iCloud accounts pose an issue for me.<p>If you receive a Mac from work, often times it requires an iCloud account. If you for example, want to respond to iMessages, or listen to your Music, you would have to login with your personal account.<p>If you were to create a separate iCloud account, then you will basically need to have two subscriptions for Music for example. And different ids you are contactable at.<p>In addition, assuming that they don&#x27;t need to do password entry, an admin could view some contents of your iCloud account.<p>Is there a solution to this that might not be commonly known? Does this actually require me to have a separate iCloud account for work and home, and a separate Mac for work and home?<p>I understand that Apple are releasing a work and home mode for safari to help with some of this personal usage, but I think it is an issue, and a waste for people to maintain multiple iCloud accounts, purchase multiple machines, and have notes and other materials scattered across machines and accounts. At the same time, the company has an interest to be able to update or wipe the machine in case of security issues.<p>Would appreciate your opinions.
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