Configure Mobile Device Apps

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Xcode for app store third-party programmers that are built for this mobile OS and prevents malware and can be built on macOS.

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iOS

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a relaxed app development via Google Play The Java-based IDE, …. Studio, is available on Linux, Windows, and macOS.

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Andriod

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Mobile device synchronization (sync)

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refers to copying data back and forth
between different devices.

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contacts

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is a record with fields for name, address, email address(es), phone numbers, notes, and so on. that can be conflicting fields between devices. vCard uses CSV format to keep data together.

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when importing from one system to another using a file format such as

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comma separated values (CSV)

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are cached securely within the device file system
and protected by the authentication and encryption mechanisms required to access the device via the lock screen.

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Password

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that the mail service has published special DNS records that identify how the account for a particular domain should be configured.

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Autodiscover

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is a Microsoft protocol that allows users to sync their email, contacts, and other information between a mobile device and an email server.

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Exchange ActiveSync (EAS)

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is a device or software that manages connections between networks and acts as a filter for incoming and outgoing emails. can help protect an organization’s email systems from unwanted content like spam, malware, and phishing

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mail gateway

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the process of keeping data consistent and up-to-date across multiple systems. It involves matching data, resolving conflicts, and updating data sources, via icloud, USB, lightening and Bluetooth. There’s data caps using celluar network. Automobiles: AppleCarplay/Android Auto.

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Data Synchronization

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Enterprise mobility management (EMM)

Deployment

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is a class of management software designed to apply security policies to the use of mobile devices and apps in the enterprise.

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sets device policies for authentication, feature use (camera and microphone), and connectivity. It can also allow device resets and remote wipes.

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Mobile device management (MDM)

EMM feature

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sets policies for apps that can process corporate data and prevents data transfer to personal apps. This type of solution configures an enterprise-managed container or workspace. Ex. Microsoft Intune

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Mobile application management (MAM)

EMM feature

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as a fingerprint reader but sometimes using facial or voice recognition for security purposes.

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biometric authentication

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May be used as coporate policy for stronger security using user must submit two different kinds of credential to authenticate, such as both a fingerprint and a PIN.

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two-factor authentication (2FA)

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is the use of network attributes to identify (or estimate) the physical position of a device:
* Global Positioning System (GPS)
* Indoor Positioning System (IPS)

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Geolocation

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is a network of devices that allows users to pinpoint the location of people or objects inside a building, using radio towers, Wi-Fi access points, and Bluetooth/RFID beacons.

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Indoor Positioning System (IPS)

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is a navigation system that uses satellites to determine a location on Earth.

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Global Positioning System (GPS)