Data and applications that a device classifies for personal use
A BlackBerry® device classifies the following data and applications for personal use:
- email messages and attachments that a BlackBerry device user sends from any email account (for example, a personal email account) except for the work email account
- contacts that the device synchronizes with personal email accounts (for example, Google Mail™ contacts)
- phone data (phone data is considered to be personal data but the call history and call logs are deleted when you delete work data)
- instant messages that a user sends or receives using BlackBerry® Messenger
- text messages that a user sends or receives using PIN messaging, SMS text messaging, or MMS messaging
- applications that have the "Is access to the corporate data API allowed" application control policy rule set to Deny
- content that is stored for the BlackBerry® Browser (the BlackBerry Browser is a personal application but the cache is deleted when you delete work data)
- maps
- media application data (for example, the camera, video, music, or voice recorder)
- passwords that the Password Keeper encrypts
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