BYOD?

I remember just a few years ago reading a discussion on this site about new IB analysts from different banks comparing which blackberry they were given as their business phones.
I understand these days a lot of companies allow their employees to bring their own devices to work and use them for work purpose and I was curious about what the norm is in VC world now. Upon hiring, do they give you a new work phone like they used to years back, or times have changed and they expect you to use your own phone for work? I am particularly interested in a smaller VC firm.
Also, between iOS and Android platforms, are there any difference/advantage/disadvantage in terms of using it for work purpose?
Thanks in advance.

 

Thank you!

Any preference between iOS and Android platforms in terms of using it for work purpose?

Also, does your firm pay for your phone bill or at least a part of it?

Thanks again, guys.

 

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