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I did see that, thanks. &nbsp;I was just looking for further confirmation that this is correct and that there are no other security implications.<br />
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Thanks.
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I did see that, thanks.  I was just looking for further confirmation that this is correct and that there are no other security implications.

Thanks.

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I want to run an app on my iPad that needs bonjour to sync to a file on my desktop. &nbsp;Is bonjour secure enough to run in an enterprise environment? Thanks. 
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I want to run an app on my iPad that needs bonjour to sync to a file on my desktop.  Is bonjour secure enough to run in an enterprise environment? Thanks. 

Is bonjour secure?

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Apple Networking

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Apple Hardware

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