Does anyone know if the new Motorola Skip will work, or how to use NFC to bypass a manual password l

[dhendriksen]

The Cobra Tag is my preferred trusted device. Great range, 6-7 days between charges, good keychain size.

Check the Trusted Bluetooth Device thread here for a good discussion on the subject.

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I just realized my company server forbids the use of Trusted Bluetooth Devices. I wonder if the NFC tags (Motorola Skip) will work or if it will be restricted by security policies as well.

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[Unobtanium]

I agree with the Cobra Tag recommendation. I have had one for about a month (I stumbled across a new-in-package one at an unclaimed baggage store). I would like to have something similar to the skip, but the Cobra Tag is good. The only issue I get with the Cobra Tag is have fairly full pockets and sometimes the button gets pushed, setting off the alarm, when I lean forward while seated.

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[4R69l]

I don't have that problem at all.

 

[SeigaGen]

Sweet, I must have this. My work email requires I have a PIN and I hate it! This is super cool.

So it works great? If so, I'm ordering today!

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Might be better to use Touchdown instead. I use it with exchange server 2010 since touchdown supports active sync. And if I want to read work email, I can open the app and enter the security pass code. Except, this security pass code is only on the app level and doesn't hold your phone hostage.

https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...id=com.nitrodesk.honey.nitroid&token=NXDX2Jzt

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[Ry]

What trusted Bluetooth device do you recommend? I ordered the skip this morning, but the Bluetooth device does sound more convenient. I cab see having both being a good solution. The Skip spots conveniently located for when the Bluetooth devices is forgotten or has a dead battery.

I had no idea these devices existed!

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A Pebble watch.

Might be better to use Touchdown instead. I use it with exchange server 2010 since touchdown supports active sync. And if I want to read work email, I can open the app and enter the security pass code. Except, this security pass code is only on the app level and doesn't hold your phone hostage.

https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...id=com.nitrodesk.honey.nitroid&token=P3viuU8U

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I love Touchdown.

 

[Ex_Mortuus]

Sweet, I must have this. My work email requires I have a PIN and I hate it! This is super cool.

So it works great? If so, I'm ordering today!

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If you have googles device policy app for your work account like I have too then the skip doesn't work (infuriating).

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