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Until Windows Phone supports an encrypted filesystem I can't really see stealing any substantial amount corporate marketshare. Now that Android 4 is out, it's t
by lreeves 15y ago
Until Windows Phone supports an encrypted filesystem I can't really see stealing any substantial amount corporate marketshare. Now that Android 4 is out, it's the only mainstream smartphone that does not have this feature out of the box (and pretty much the most common and sensible requirement in ActiveSync provisioning is encrypted storage).
- chollida1 15y agoHow do I encrypt the contents of my apple iPhone 4? I couldn't see anything that looked like encryption in the Settings window.
- rdl 15y agoSet a pass code. It encrypts storage transparently after that. There are ways to force device security using lion server (or iCloud or active sync) too. Unfortunately there are some flaws in the implementation, but it is at least easy.
- chollida1 15y agoAh, I never thought it encrypted the drive because when I plug my iPhone into my computer it's still password protected but I can browse the photo's on my iPhone.