I don't agree with the Scully comment, but I do like your idea.

Matt

What a bizarre story with some pretty wild speculation. You are trying to compare what you assume is a 5 quarter average to what Google claims to have sold to schools in the last quarter. You them claim Apple is losing the education market to Google. You do realize nothing at all in the brief article or anything you linked to supports that claim. The one thing we know for sure is that Apple has sold 13 million devices to schools since 2012 and Google has sold at least 1 million.

Huh? You think the user unlocking their device with their pass code and then agreeing to trust a computer the device is physically connected to is the same as a backdoor?

I am not sure what you mean, it is clear you are the one who did not read or comprehend either the article or the post you responded to.

Blackberry, the company that routinely gives access to customer's "secure" data to governments all over the world without the customer doing anything at all. Are you high? You must be high if you purchased a z10.

The funny thing is, even the most naive user in the world would understand that giving their pass code to the government agent or to Apple would give them access to the data on that device. Sure. Should iOS have a way to change the encryption key? Sure, why not.

Not sure why I am responding to an AC that is just clearly making crap up, but what he hell. So in summary, you just made that crap up.

I am not sure he was really dismissing him, just clarifying what he actually did with a useful analogy. I would not dismiss the GP so easily. He may not have the same background, but he is right. Right trumps background every time....

Let's not go off the deep end. Stallman is a lunatic...

That is likely because Apple addressed it more than 5 years ago. The enterprise App store does precisely that and you have been able to restrict Apple App store installation for about the same amount of time....

Your talking about people that were let go? Why on earth do you care if they have to be mailed in if no one is using them (at least for a time)? I agree the management tool should be able to do it, but you made it sound like you had some reason for active users to be sending in their devices. You clearly do not.

What are you talking about? That is not a requirement of iOS7 or any other version. You can now and always have been able to turn of find my iPhone from the device. Apple has some problems for enterprise support, but yours is not one of them...

Surely this can't be true. did you try shaking? Shake to undo has been in iOS since 2.0...

Awesome. Thanks for that.

Entirely possible BMW did not stick to the standard. If they did it would work. My 5s works on a pioneer deck with the 30 pin connector that is 10 or 12 years old.