Limiting user control of third-party applications on BlackBerry
devices
Scenario
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Example policy rule
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Value
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Prevent third-party applications from accessing serial ports or USB ports on BlackBerry®
devices.
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Allow Third Party Apps to Use Serial Port (IT policy rule)
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No
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Prevent third-party applications from accessing the persistent store API on BlackBerry
devices.
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Allow Third Party Apps to Use Persistent Store (IT policy rule)
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No
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Prevent users from configuring and running add-in applications in the BlackBerry®
Desktop Manager.
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Desktop Allow Desktop Add-Ins (IT policy rule)
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No
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Prevent users from downloading third-party applications or themes to their BlackBerry
devices.
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Disallow Third Party Application Downloads (IT policy rule)
|
Yes
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Prevent users from removing a third-party Java® application installed
on their BlackBerry
devices.
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Disposition (application control policy rule)
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Required
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Prevent users from installing a third-party Java application on their BlackBerry
devices.
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Disposition (application control policy rule)
|
Required
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Remove a third-party Java
application from BlackBerry
devices over the wireless network.
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Disposition (application control policy rule)
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Required
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Prevent users from turning on a custom theme that was created using the BlackBerry® Theme Studio.
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Is Theme Data Allowed (application control policy rule)
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Required
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Prevent users from unlocking their BlackBerry
devices using a BlackBerry®
Smart Card Reader
and an authentication password.
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Is Access to the User Authenticator API allowed (application control policy rule)
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Required
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Prevent users that are authenticating through a VPN connection from using third-party applications on their BlackBerry
devices.
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Is Access to the User Authenticator API allowed (application control policy rule)
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Required
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Index
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