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I have a few IPADS I am giving to a few of my users to take home with them to remote into their desktops at work. Is there any way for me to encrypt these IPADS other than using the built in security tools? Currently I use Truecrypt on my users mobile devices &amp;&nbsp;it works great. I'm looking for something similar to work with IPADS.
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I have a few IPADS I am giving to a few of my users to take home with them to remote into their desktops at work. Is there any way for me to encrypt these IPADS other than using the built in security tools? Currently I use Truecrypt on my users mobile devices & it works great. I'm looking for something similar to work with IPADS.

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