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I understand in iOS7, Apple brought the concept of Managed domains.<br />
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I'm curious where they are going with this. We are currently using a containerized solution for our mobile email on BYOD.<br />
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Are Apple looking to take on the EMM market by allowing data separation and security on their native apps?
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I understand in iOS7, Apple brought the concept of Managed domains.

I'm curious where they are going with this. We are currently using a containerized solution for our mobile email on BYOD.

Are Apple looking to take on the EMM market by allowing data separation and security on their native apps?

iOS and Managed domains

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