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Over Loans  Submitted by Hugh Pickens writes  Comment: Re:It can
be a blurry line (Score 1) 129  by omgwtfroflbbqwasd (#31604488)
Attached to: Who Should Own Your Smartphone?  First things
first. Is "company data" - email, contacts, files - accessible
from your phone? If so, they have a vested interest in making
sure that data is not compromised when your phone is lost or
stolen. As a result, PIN/password requirements, encryption,
antivirus, and remote wipe capabilities are generally required.
In some cases where devices have a tunnel to the corporate
network (Blackberry), they will possibly want to control what
apps you install to prevent malicious ones from accessing the
corporate network via your BES server.  Most laypeople don't
have any clue about protecting company data on a regular basis,
they just want their data instantly and aren't concerned with
what happens in a worst-case scenario. "Oops, it got stolen.
Guess I need to get the lates