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Jesse states: "Many of the perps in question get around this with ease
because they are using their own devices and 3G/4G access, which is not
something IT can do anything at all about."
That would be true if personnel devices were allowed. Here they are not. You
must have a Government owned device to access our Government network, period.
The only way around it would be for me to send an e-mail home, then respond
and forward to the intended, or I could create an e-mail from home and send it
out. What I cannot do is use my personnel account from work, using my
Government equipment.
Judy K. Tyler, CRM
Records Management/FOIA/PA/Forms Management Officer
Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center
Fort Hood, TX 76544
DSN 738-8009
Commercial 254-288-8009
Serving to Heal...Honored to Serve
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