If you want your e-mail if you are not working at the company anymore: don't do that. It isn't your e-mail.

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If you are doing outside projects via e-mail: your company owns your e-mail. Switch everything to a private account. If you data you would like to keep contacts for example I'd try to do an export from outlook from a desktop computer. My company would freak if I would using an unauthorized way to get into the company servers and it could be grounds for termination.

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Remote-wiping, as far as I understand from the NPR article I've linked to, is not limited to just e-mail, but the entire iPhone. Basically, it will return your iPhone to factory settings, without any non-preinstalled apps and all data.

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This is to make sure I didn't accidentally give the power to my company and Microsoft, given that this is a Microsoft-hosted Office setup the ability to remotely wipe out my non-company-issued iPhone. This is not about breaking company policies, nor unauthorized access to data I don't own, if I am not being clear.

This is normally what companies require. For example, in the company I work for, even if we use our own phones, we have to agree to give the company the power to wipe the entire phone if we want to be allowed access to any company information e. I would expect this to be fairly standard imagine if you had copied an attachment from a company email to somewhere else on your phone; simply wiping the email would not delete the copy of the attachment. Oclipa, I understand that the ability to remote-wipe is a condition for access to emails. Now a remote wipe does not delete the entire phone?

Can this be done?

How-To: Remotely Wipe an iPhone Using Exchange

They are work related devices - I want all data gone. Not just Outlook? What mail app if android? What does it actually do when you run that option?

Sending the remote wipe command from the ECP just removes the email account from within the Outlook client. This is no good to us if the user who has the device still has access to other information on that device.

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I know an iPhone will be a full remote wipe of the device. With iPhone in its default state, it should do a full backup to the cloud nightly so the user should to just be able to restore minus the email. Not whilst using the Outlook for iOS app. It will remove the email account from the device but not set off a full wipe. Cake Day.