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So I added a work related Google for enterprise account but it's now showing up along side my personal accounts. I know there is a way that the enterprise admin (which is not me) can force the account to be separated from my personal accounts (different gmail/calendar/drive apps, separate file spaces, restrictions on transferring data, etc.), but they seemed to have not elected to do that.

Is there any way I can cause that to happen without having to involve them?

Note: I've found the option for adding multiple users, but that's not what I'm looking for as that seems to be a only-one-is-logged-in-at-a-time thing where as the thing I've used before has only one session just with duplication and isolation of the apps.

BCS
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  • You can isolate workplace from personal data by using Shelter – beeshyams Mar 10 '20 at 21:23
  • Work Profile Device Policy can only be changed by admin. It nullifies the purpose if modifications are possible otherwise. – Irfan Latif Mar 11 '20 at 03:38
  • @IrfanLatif Does it mean isolating by shelter won't work? I haven't used Shelter in such a situation but see no reason why it shouldn't work – beeshyams Mar 11 '20 at 03:44
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    @beeshyams it looks like OP has already a DPC app installed by some admin. So it depends on the existing policy if it allows installing another DPC app (Shelter) to create multiple profiles or not. This may happen possibly (I'm not sure though) but I haven't seen a practical case so far. Usually only one Work Profile app can be installed at a time. – Irfan Latif Mar 11 '20 at 03:48
  • Actually, the issue is that there is no Work Profile Device Policy at all. And I don't really care how it's configured as long as it is. -- Enabling it in the first place is the one things that a non-admin could do that wouldn't nullify the purpose. Maybe I'm just viewing it from the other side; I want to use a Device Policy to isolate the non-work stuff from the work stuff. – BCS Mar 11 '20 at 18:24

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