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Facts:
The client was approached by an individual posing as an associated attorney to process claims at Starling Bank. While the client was in India, this individual provided several Indian bank accounts belonging to his agent partners for the client to transfer funds from their Indian bank accounts. The client has all related email… Read more
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Apoorv Bansal posted a new job. 6 days ago
Deceptive Attorney Representation and Misappropriated Funds (India & UK)Facts: The client was approached by an individual posing as an associated attorney to process claims at Starling Bank. While the client was in India,…
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Apoorv Bansal replied to the discussion Mobile Application Management question in the forum Mobile Application a week ago
Mobile Application Management question
You likely have Outlook assigned via Intune, and because the app deployment is managed via MDM, it’s removed when the device is unenrolled.
There’s a new option to leave apps behind when unenrolled now. ‘uninstall on device removal’. You can choose yes or no on this when looking at your app assignment settings for outlook mobile.
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Apoorv Bansal started the discussion Mobile Application Management question in the forum Mobile Application a week ago
Mobile Application Management question
I’m testing out with some of my team the ability to bring some of our rogue devices into BYOD with Intune MAM. Long story short I enrolled a device and then changed the management of the Outlook app to the new intune profile. I use gmail and O365 mail in my Outlook app. When I “retired” the device in Intune it completely removed the Outlook…
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