My company will start using Citrix Secure mail (formerly worxmail) instead of Good Enterprise App. Anyone knows how to avoid Secure Mail from detecting root? Thanks.
Related
Hi
our company exchange server enforces us to use password which is kinda annoying. On my windows mobile phones I have previously used Zenyee StayUnlock 2.0 to prevent the exchange server from forcing password on me.
Is there a similar application for android? if not, is there then any way to get rid or the password without having to remove the settings for the exchange server?
Bump..also interested for the same reason
I use this one for my Milestone with Android 2.1: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=655649 works good for me but needs root access.
There is also Lockpicker in the Market but that didn't work for me.
Lockpicker works very well with unrooted Legend
Lockpicker worked for me too on the Desire. Only problem now is to remove the 20min screen-timeout limit that still exists in the system after lockpicker have removed the lockscreen.
Hi,
I"m trying to setup my company's exchange email on my x920d however i'm getting so stressed because it seems the "Client Certificate" button doesn't exist! I know for sure JB supports it and i've done it on my S3. Currently i'm using touchdown as a temp workaround however i would love to use the native mail/calendar/contacts.
I've tried to install my client certificate on the Security / Install certifcates however that doesn't work. Touchdown works as it allows me to install my client cert during its configuration.
Anyone can share some light..pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee....
HTC is using its own mail client, not the default android mail client, which lack of client certificate management.
You can install third party app likes "corp-mail email", "enhanced email", etc
Sent from my HTC Butterfly
Oh my.. is this true??.... I find that weird not using the native android mail when iys ready built in.
Sent from my HTC Butterfly
Is there anyway to bypass the Exchange Security in Lollipop?
Currently using MailWise app to bypass the exchange security. But I would really like to use Stock email/Gmail app if it allows me to setup my corporate mail without the security pin.
Now that Xposed arrived for Lollipop exchange security bypass is working great.
Guys
Will this module work with a 3rd party Exchange client like Touchdown and avoid using mandated PIN security by the exchange server?
Thanks
This is terrifying! I just want to be able to use my outlook email in the standard email app.
Factory reset? WTF?? Is this safe?
Does anyone know?
OK, so Google in all it's wisdom has trashed their native gmail app with a "feature" that is supposed to secure mail connections but, in practice, is a bug that I presume they do not intend to fix. WoopDdoo. Unfortunately, the mail server I use does not maintain such certificates and does not plan to.
So now I need a different email client. Any suggestions for one of the smaller mail freeware apps, ad-free?