Picture Password<\/a> as a device password and therefore refused to synchronize because a device password is a requirement set in the policy.
\nAfter the initial sync I changed my device password back to a Picture Password and the sync continued to work.<\/p>\nFunctionality
\n<\/strong>I didn’t see any issues here. The notifications for mail\/calendar work, same with the Actions (Needs Action\/Waiting For) or the synchronization of data. Creating mails, answering them and any interaction with calendar items, i.e. the creation of events out of an email, were OK as well.
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\n“Negative” points<\/strong> (bearing in mind that it’s not a native app)
\nThe app is a battery drainer! I’m using a BlackBerry Passport and I rarely need to charge it but since using the Verse app it was a daily activity.
\nThere is no control\/separation of work data. I can freely copy data from my business mail and paste it anywhere I want. This is something I can control with BES and don’t want to miss as a security feature.
\nOn the positive side, the uninstall worked like a charm \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\nThis slideshow requires JavaScript.<\/p>
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