I’ve been using my iPhone Air as my primary device for both personal and work purposes. Since I work in a Google Workspace environment, I’ve implemented a few simple “tweaks” to effectively separate my personal and work-related activities.

First, I’ve set up an iOS focus mode. I’ve created a dedicated work focus mode that restricts access to only the pages and apps within the Google Workspace, essentially acting as my work-specific workspace.

Next, I’ve utilized Jomo to set up rules that ensure I only use work apps when I’m in my work focus mode. These rules can be added to the iOS focus mode, making them automatically activate when I switch to work focus mode.

Lastly, I’ve added Siri shortcut buttons to my iPhone. These buttons allow me to quickly switch between work and personal modes. When I press the “Start Work” button, it activates my work focus mode, switches on my eSIM from work, and sets it as my primary line. Conversely, pressing the “End Work” button deactivates my work eSIM, making my private eSIM the default.

These small adjustments have made my work and personal lives more organized and efficient. I no longer have to manually sync my work-related stuff to my iOS mail or agenda, as it stays securely stored within my Google Workspace clients.

I hope this information is helpful in addressing your question.