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BB10's implementation of this was the best... you couldn't even copy paste between the work space and the personal space. Completely separated environment whic
by WrtCdEvrydy 5y ago
BB10's implementation of this was the best... you couldn't even copy paste between the work space and the personal space.
Completely separated environment which allowed your work to just terminate the work environment remotely if you no longer needed access to it. You could even wipe the phone's work space when going through customs and remotely restore it from the BES Server.
- kbenson 5y ago> BB10's implementation of this was the best... you couldn't even copy paste between the work space and the personal space. Whether you think that's the best might depend on whether you're a an employee or employer. As an employee, I could see that being really annoying if someone pasted me a recreational link at work but I want to view it outside of a work context. For an employer that sounds like a nice way to keep data from leaking quite as easily though.
- Sunspark 5y agoNo, it was not completely separated. For example, admins could set a policy that required you to have a password on your personal space and could specify that it was a minimum # of digits, etc. I had a BB and this is one of the things that really soured me on BYOD. I didn't want a long alphanumeric password on my personal space that I had to change at the same frequency as the corporate password.