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thanks..<br />
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Would you know the answers to this question?<br />
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<i>3. I understand DEP is carrier specific. If there is a country with no DEP carrier, is it possible to purchase an iPhone from a shop and DEP enrolled manually?</i>
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thanks..

Would you know the answers to this question?

3. I understand DEP is carrier specific. If there is a country with no DEP carrier, is it possible to purchase an iPhone from a shop and DEP enrolled manually?

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I don't believe it is but you can check with Airwatch on that. &nbsp;<br />
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For your second question, yes you can. &nbsp;Just have the user install the Airwatch Agent from iTunes and then you could either send the activation token to the user so they can self-enroll(not advised) or you can just read the enrollment token code to them.
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I don't believe it is but you can check with Airwatch on that.  

For your second question, yes you can.  Just have the user install the Airwatch Agent from iTunes and then you could either send the activation token to the user so they can self-enroll(not advised) or you can just read the enrollment token code to them.

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Hello<br />
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We are currently on BB10 devices and looking to move to a corporate iPhone. The device would be registered to Airwatch, We have users globally.<br />
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One of the concerns with Corporate iPhone is that user could wipe the device, remove the airwatch profile, and then use as a personal one with no restrictions. <br />
<br />
I understand that DEP mitigates this. Can someone<br />
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1. Explain or provide the best link to how DEP actually works<br />
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2. Is DEP for Apple devices only<br />
<br />
3. I understand DEP is carrier specific. If there is a country with no DEP carrier, is it possible to purchase an iPhone from a shop and DEP enrolled manually?
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Hello

We are currently on BB10 devices and looking to move to a corporate iPhone. The device would be registered to Airwatch, We have users globally.

One of the concerns with Corporate iPhone is that user could wipe the device, remove the airwatch profile, and then use as a personal one with no restrictions. 

I understand that DEP mitigates this. Can someone

1. Explain or provide the best link to how DEP actually works

2. Is DEP for Apple devices only

3. I understand DEP is carrier specific. If there is a country with no DEP carrier, is it possible to purchase an iPhone from a shop and DEP enrolled manually?

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