Again, how is this anyone else's problem? It'd be rewarding bad behaviour and poor technical solutions. These companies will find a way to workaround it. A sui

Again, how is this anyone else's problem? It'd be rewarding bad behaviour and poor technical solutions. These companies will find a way to workaround it. A suitable compromise could be an override switch that can only be activated via Group Policy. That'd at least be a reasonable suggestion from Symantec. Not their current offer of nothing. As far as "updating" my point was that they described a routine mobile app update as "recoding" as if it'd be lots of actual code to rewrite. And again, the fact a large company has no way to easily update in face of a security problem really is their problem, not ours.