Certainly, in this case I'm talking about anti-malware as well as remote wipe and locate. We have a mix of iOS and Android phones. Apple does a pretty good job of policing its app store but Google's is still the wild west so this is a real issue to us. On one occasion having anti-malware on a phone prevented a salesman from installing an app that would've exposed his client list to who knows. On another, apparently a user's spouse tried to install some software that would've copied any texts he sent or received to website. That isn't malware as such but I got an e-mail that suspicious code was on the user's phone and I was able to do something about it.Gulf can you tell me what you mean by protection? Malware alone? Not pushing, learning.
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