Comment Common situation: Work phone + personal phone (Score 1) 197
Lots of people I know have at least two phones. Heck, I personally have a "work phone" and a "personal phone". My company is a lot less worried about their data mixing with other stuff, especially when combined with additional sandboxing mechanisms like GOOD. It helps me, too. If some organizational data gets out, my employer can erase the phone without me worrying that they'll erase my stuff. Also, I'm a lot freer to install apps than I would be if my company controlled what could be installed on the device that also housed my company's data.
This isn't even unusual. Phones are small and cheap enough to have two. Software-based security mechanisms leak all the time; making things physically separate is far more effective if protecting data actually matters. Not everyone needs to do this, but it's fairly common when data confidentiality really matters.