Company email on iPhone

[chrisreedrules]

Does anyone have their company email set up for use on their personal iPhone? I'm having some trouble... Thanks!

 

[statusseeker1]

It's typically something your company controls. Try contacting your IT department.

 

[mikecweb]

Does anyone have their company email set up for use on their personal iPhone? I'm having some trouble... Thanks!

I run it through gmail. I hate checking multiple accounts. Plus I wouldn't want the NSA to not be able to access everything in my life.

 

[derg]

The NSA would be derelict in their duty if they weren't rifling through the free email services!

 

[chrisreedrules]

Got it figured out! Thanks all!

 

[tbstanto]

Send me a PM if you don't mind telling me how to do it. I honestly haven't tried yet, but will want to do that sooner or later.

 

[wheelsup]

Mail.xyz.com
Webmail.xyz.com

Anything other than that and...just why? Most corporate user policies state the company can wipe your phone at any time for any reason.

 

[Luigi]

Mail.xyz.com
Webmail.xyz.com

Anything other than that and...just why? Most corporate user policies state the company can wipe your phone at any time for any reason.

I've seen it where if you link your company email up to your phone it changes all the security settings. For instance it made it so that if you enter your password wrong 10 times in deletes all data on your phone.

Which is a pretty serious problem when you know a certain 3 year old who likes to play with cell phones.

 

[chrisreedrules]

I've seen it where if you link your company email up to your phone it changes all the security settings. For instance it made it so that if you enter your password wrong 10 times in deletes all data on your phone.

Which is a pretty serious problem when you know a certain 3 year old who likes to play with cell phones.

I back my phone up monthly so I'm not too worried about that.

 

[Itchy]

I've seen it where if you link your company email up to your phone it changes all the security settings. For instance it made it so that if you enter your password wrong 10 times in deletes all data on your phone.

Which is a pretty serious problem when you know a certain 3 year old who likes to play with cell phones.

How the heck can an email clean out your phone? Never heard of that. I guess I'm out of the loop. My email comes from gmail, pretty sure they cant do a thing to my phone.