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Originally Posted by NJBlackBerry
Yes, they can and they do. Some companies have policies against cameras in the workplace. Or they want their Blackberrys running on their network using their BES licenses on their BES server to not make phone calls. Or not send texts. Or not use Bluetooth. So they set an IT Policy.
The minute you connect your BlackBerry to their network, these policies are enforced. They are not for spite. They are to enforce company policies. You have a choice - don't connect to their BES, or play by their rules.
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Thanks for that info NJBlackberry. If I had known that I would have bought an iPhone and just asked the company to give me a blackberry. That information should be spelt out to any prospective blackberry purchaser - these policies have the potential to completely invalidate 90% of the reasons anyone would buy one of these things for personal use.
What a very sad and sterile world we are coming to - overrun by lowest common denominator ass covering policy.