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Keep Slack Active Without Policy Risk
Reduce risk by avoiding device hacks, following policy, and using schedule-based presence aligned with real work hours.

Direct Answer: You can reduce risk by following company policy, avoiding device‑level hacks, and using clear hours, status + DND, and schedule‑based presence aligned with real work hours.
If you want a schedule‑based way to stay active during work hours, see Idle Pilot or start free.
Keep Slack Active Without Policy Risk
Step-by-step
- Check acceptable‑use and security policies.
- Use status + DND to add context to away time.
- Avoid scripts, USB devices, and over‑permissive extensions.
- Use schedule‑based presence if auto‑away is the real problem.
Risks / policy considerations
- Device hacks are most likely to trigger security review.
- Keep schedules aligned with real availability.
Summary: use policy‑safe tools and clear expectations. For a schedule‑first approach, visit the Slack presence scheduler hub or Keep Slack Active.
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