What's new in

BlackBerry Access

BlackBerry Access

is now compatible with

iOS

17.

Users can now clear their browsing history based on the following time periods:

All time
Today and yesterday
Today
The last hour

For more information, see View, search, and delete browsing history in the

BlackBerry Access for iOS

user guide.

BlackBerry Access

is no longer compatible with

Android

9.

Administrators can now specify different

BlackBerry Access

app configuration settings for the same user on separate device types (mobile and desktop) in the "Policy Overrides For Mobile" settings.

For more information, see BlackBerry Access app configuration settings in the Administration Guide.

Users can now tap the "Edit" button and then swipe to the left to delete individual history items and downloads.

For more information, see View, search, and delete browsing history in the

BlackBerry Access for iOS

User Guide.

BlackBerry Access

is no longer compatible with

iOS

14.

Users can now use a third-party phone call service such as CellTrust when they click on a phone number in

BlackBerry Access

. To use this feature, administrators will need to enable "Allow phone number to dial using entitled and installed Dynamics VOIP apps" in the app configuration settings.

For more information, see BlackBerry Access app configuration settings in the Administration Guide.

Users can share files to third-party apps from the download folder. If you want your users to use this feature, you must select "Enable exporting to 3rd-party native apps" in the app configuration policy and specify the allowed apps. This policy is not applied when the DLP policy "Do not allow copying data from BlackBerry Dynamics apps into non BlackBerry Dynamics apps" option is selected in the

BlackBerry Dynamics

profile.

For more information, see BlackBerry Access app configuration settings in the Administration Guide.

BlackBerry Access

is now compatible with:

iOS
16
Android
13

An administrator can now set BlackBerry Access for Windows as the default browser.

If an administrator has set

BlackBerry Access for Windows

as the default browser, clicking on a URL shortcut on the desktop will open in a new tab in

BlackBerry Access

.

The

Microsoft Azure

Active Directory

"Sign-in frequency" conditional access policy is supported in this release. Administrators can enable this policy to configure the time period before a user will need to sign in and reauthorize the session.

For more information on

Azure AD

conditional access, see the Microsoft documentation.

Users can share files to third-party apps from the download folder. If you want your users to use this feature, you must select "Enable exporting to 3rd-party native apps" in the app configuration policy and specify the allowed apps. This policy is not applied when the DLP policy "Do not allow copying data from BlackBerry Dynamics apps into non BlackBerry Dynamics apps" option is selected in the

BlackBerry Dynamics

profile.

For more information, see BlackBerry Access app configuration settings in the Administration Guide.

Users can open custom URL schemes supported by third-party apps. If you want your users to use this feature, in the app configuration settings, you must select the "Enable 3rd Party Applications" option and specify the custom URL schemes that

BlackBerry Access

can open.

For more information, see BlackBerry Access app configuration settings in the Administration Guide.

Users can now use a third-party phone call service such as CellTrust when they click on a phone number in

BlackBerry Access

. To use this feature, administrators will need to enable "Allow phone number to dial using entitled and installed Dynamics VOIP apps" in the app configuration settings.

For more information, see BlackBerry Access app configuration settings in the Administration Guide.

BlackBerry Access

is no longer compatible with

iOS

13 or

iPadOS

13.