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   by omh 16y ago

   I'm a sysadmin at a place that wants this sort of protection, and historically we've only used Blackberries. Now that lots of people have iPhones, I'm explaining the "remote wipe" situation pretty often. The best compromise I have at the mo
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   by omh 16y ago

   I believe that Google Apps now supports remote wipe ( http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answ... ), but you need to pay for a premier account. A better deal than Mobile Me, if that's all that you want.
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   by omh 16y ago

   If you're using a Blackberry then you encrypt the entire device. The entire memory is encrypted with the device password and a wipe is triggered from too many incorrect passwords. I don't know if the Exchange devices do the same thing - our