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Ditto that.... 100% &nbsp;<br />
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This is a technical forum, not a legal one. &nbsp;<br />
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I was just looking for someone with some experience on the topic before we pay the attorney.<br />
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Thanks,
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If we allow these devices to sync with the corporate network would these devices fall into any e-discovery lawsuits?
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If we allow these devices to sync with the corporate network would these devices fall into any e-discovery lawsuits?

Ditto that.... 100%  

This is a technical forum, not a legal one.  



I was just looking for someone with some experience on the topic before we pay the attorney.

Thanks,

Allowing personal smart devices to sync email with corporate network

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Security

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