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VM Ware Air Watch

Sean O'Shea
Jun 19, 2017
1 min read

VM Ware Air Watch is an app that many firms install on their employees' iPhones in order to enable the device to snych with their work Outlook profiles.

However most of the employees are probably unaware that the installation of the app may give the admin of the work email system access to data on their phone.

After completing the authentication process whoever is doing the setup will then need to enable device management. This entails the installation of a workspace profile:

At this stage after 'Install' is pressed, a warning is given that the steps being performed will allow for the data on the iPhone to be accessed remotely.

A reason for BYOD enthusiasts to think twice.

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