app to remove pin lock

[jim_h#AC]

Yes I agree! It's not like our emails are all that private! They want every person that has the work email to have a pin required as well as sign a piece of paper stating that if you lose your phone they have the right to wipe the entire device at their discretion....a little extreme I believe as well.

I just would like to use my s-voice/google now and widgets as I like on my own phone. I'd totally understand if it was a work phone...

I'm floored by this. Your employer expects you to not only use your own phone for work, but also to sign a document giving them permission to wipe your persnal mobile at their discretion????! Wow, that's beyond belief. My response to a request like from my employer would involve lots of words I couldn't write in this forum.

 

[Albert Holtz]

These requirements sound like a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policy where an an employee can opt to have the company's data on their own phone instead of the hassle of having two phones, two chargers, two devices to worry about losing etc.

 

[FBA]

None Folders is an Exchange client for Android. It's got the same UI as the G-Mail client and works beautifully, with pretty much all of the same features as Touchdown, at half the price. It has a very pleasant UI.....unlike Touchdown which is clunky, antiquated and non-intuitive (sucks).

Nine Folders has one very cool feature - you can set the security to either"application level" or "device level", meaning that "application level" uses PIN / PASSWORD ONLY when accessing the app, not the device. As well, in this mode, a wipe from the exchange server would only wipe the app data, not the device.

Good thing you're not using VPN, because on Android, using VPN disables all but PIN and PASSWORD security, and forces you to use one or the other.

 

[romanmestas]

Best suggestion ever.. Nine is awesome, great functionality, awesome UI.. hands down better than the rest. Thanks!

 

[Carl Boutwell]

Re: Turn off Pin lock yes please

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