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What &quot;security lockdown&quot; method (i.e. Symantec EndPoint Mobile, etc) do you recommend for corporate Verizon Android phones that are connected to a 200 user onPremise Exchange Server to somehow lock down so users cannot<br />
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&nbsp; 1. install APPS on their phone, only allowing UPDATES for existing &quot;IT approved&quot; apps to work<br />
&nbsp; 2. browse to websites that are on a blacklist/etc
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What "security lockdown" method (i.e. Symantec EndPoint Mobile, etc) do you recommend for corporate Verizon Android phones that are connected to a 200 user onPremise Exchange Server to somehow lock down so users cannot

  1. install APPS on their phone, only allowing UPDATES for existing "IT approved" apps to work
  2. browse to websites that are on a blacklist/etc

Corporate Verizon Android phones -- security lockdown ?

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