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New Outlook for Android, iOS wipes the app, not the phone

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Using your own phone inside of your work environment can be terrifying because of two words: remote wipe. Fortunately, the more granular admin controls inside the new versions of Outlook’s Android and iOS apps should help soothe your fears.</p><p>
The new preview of Outlook for Android and the full-fledged version of Outlook for iOS include a PIN lock, helping secure your phone in case it gets lost or stolen. And your IT admin can simply erase your email without resetting the phone itself.</p><figure class="medium right">
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