Activesync policy enable device encryption

Hi,
I have one query about sync policy.
If iPhone/android phone lost after enabling the enable device encryption policy.
is any way to recover data from that iPhone ?
Thanks
Deepak

Sorry. Your question isn't clear. If you don't want to force encryption on them, then why would you require device encryption?
What are you trying to accomplish? What would be the logic of requiring device encryption, but exempting one group of users from that requirement?

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Active sync policy - device encryption

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We have a exchange 2007 server with active sync. We have enabled the actrive sync policy device encryption. But when i try to sync with my android HTC desire who dosent have device encryption support it works anyway and i can sync emails etc. Must I
do someting else to enforce that active sync policy? Allow non-provisonable devices is not checkt.

“The iPhone 3GS supports device encryption, and is the first version to do so. Previous iPhone models, including the iPhone 3G, do not
support device encryption. Additionally,
before iPhone OS 3.1, these devices did not communicate their policy status correctly, resulting in the devices being able to connect to Exchange Server, even if your Exchange ActiveSync policy required device encryption and did not allow non-provisionable
devices”
---------Refer to <Exchange
ActiveSync and iPhone OS 3.1>
According to the article above, if the device doesn’t support encryption, it would not apply the policy correctly. Also, the non-allowed
device can’t be prevented from accessing the mailbox
“Device encryption enabled: This setting enables encryption on the device.
Not all devices can enforce encryption. For more information, see the device and mobile operating system documentation”
---------Refer to <Understanding
Exchange ActiveSync Mailbox Policies>
So, you need to contact the manufacturer of the mobiles, and confirm if the device support device encryption
Workaround: Add the allowed device ID to all current phone users so that they can only synchronize the mailbox with specific devices. For all other users who don’t have the device
currently, you can add a fake device ID to prevent the initial synchronization, and add the correct ID when you confirm that the phone supports device encryption (Reference)
Notes: If you have exchange 2010, you can set quarantine for all the devices that
try to synchronize as Rich said. Then, approval message can be sent to you. if you confirm that the device support device encryption, a simple click on approval message will allow the synchronization to proceed again
“Currently, only the storage card can be encrypted on devices running Windows Mobile 6.0. We recommend that you don't
use this setting and use the RequireStorageCardEncryption parameter instead”
---------Refer to <New-ActiveSyncMailboxPolicy>
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Any way to apply ActiveSync Policies by device?

Trying to find a conclusive answer to where this is possible or not...
Essentially, we have some users who wish to access email from Surface Pro tablets using activesync. Our existing policies that we enforce would require them to encrypt both the device, and any attached SD cards. The requirement for encrypted SD cards
doesn't work with the Surface Pro tablets, thus they would not be able to sync mail under the current policy. Since we have other means of securing the tablets, I'd like to relax that rule only for the surface pro, while keeping it in place for other devices
such as iPhone and Android. The problem is that since ActiveSync policies are applied at the user level, any user with multiple devices would get the relaxed policy regardless of device.
I was wondering if there was a creative way to enforce different policy aspects based on the type of device, rather than the user owning the device.

Not if you are using policies, no.
You can allow Devices by user however and set-casmailbox
ActiveSyncAllowedDeviceIDs
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Note:
When you use the set-ActiveSyncOrganizationSettings –DefaultAccessLevel cmdlet, devices can still be blocked if they do not comply with a specific ActiveSync policy, regardless of whether the device is allowed by the list that is provided
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Nokia Lumia 625 device encryption

Hello,
From reading the posts on here it is a commonly held belief that WP8 devices have device encryption enabled by default.
Having discovered my HTC Sensation running Android only permits encryption of the SD card (HTC removed this in more recent versions of Android) when I was selling it I want to get device security.
Is there anyone that can confirm this or point me in the direction of a link that confirms this?
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A

Hello,
Thank you for your reply and link.
I am interested in whole device encryption from the point of losing my device so with pin code security is enabled my data is safe from unauthorised parties.
My old Nokia E71 and E72 had this option as does my current Nokia E6 (belle refresh) my and Samsung Galaxy S4 (android 4.3).
I understand newer iPhones encrypt the device by default.
Your link was helpful, however I read somewhere (apologies no link) that whilst WP8 has bitlocker / encryption it is not available to consumers as it needs implantation as an enterprise security policy using Exchange mail. Although someone else suggested that use of Office 365 would permit this, sadly they did not elaborate.
Hence my confusion. Its a shame Nokia / MS can't explicitly state if WP8 encrypts data by default as per iPhones or if encryption / bitlocker is enterprise only.
Its a deal breaker for me, as I got the Lumia to see how WP8 compares to Android.
Nokia and or MS need up their game as not only does my Samsung Galaxy S4 have device level and SD card encryption (as explicit menu options), it also has an App called Knox which appears to run apps inside an password protected encrypted sandbox. Overkill for me I think but its food for thought!
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Windows 8.1 Device Encryption and MBAM

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Are there any plans to fix the misinterpretation of the Exchange ActiveSync policy "Minimum number of character sets" in IOS6?

We are testing using IOS6 in our Corporate environment and came across a scenario where IOS6 incorrectly interprets the Exchange 2010 ActiveSync policy "Minimum number of character sets" as the number of special characters required rather than the number of character sets required. Is anyone aware of any plans to correct this in future releases? Here is a thread on Microsoft's forums about the issue:
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Passwords must include this many character sets To enhance the security of device passwords, you can require passwords to contain characters from multiple character sets. Select a number from 1 to 4. The sets are letters, uppercase letters, numbers, and symbols. For example, if you select 3, passwords must contain characters from three of these sets.
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Make sense?
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If I download a song, album or playlist from iCloud to an iTunes Match enable device, can I delete the download at a later date if I need to free up memory on the device?

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1:: [67233] [2015/04/30 14:49:59.173] Incoming request: readSimplifiedDeviceEnrollmentSettings
[67337] [2015/04/30 14:50:35.699] -[SULogFileCollection setGlobalLogLevelPrefix:]: YES
0:: [67337] [2015/04/30 14:50:35.712]
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    LA: devicemgrd
    Log verbosity level = 1
    UID = 220, EUID = 220
0:: [67337] [2015/04/30 14:50:35.735] +[PGConnection reloadPreferences]: DBDebug = NO, DBLogNotices = NO, DBLogSQL = NO, DBMonitor = NO
0:: [67337] [2015/04/30 14:50:37.930] Profile Manager service STOPPED
1:: [67337] [2015/04/30 14:50:37.938] User 'nobody' not found, creating...
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1:: [67337] [2015/04/30 14:50:38.440] Incoming request: readSettings
0:: [67337] [2015/04/30 14:50:38.655] -[NSString(devicemgr_Additions) dateFromOpenSSLString]: 'Apr 26 20:57:28 2017 GMT'
1:: [67337] [2015/04/30 14:50:38.675] Wrote trust profile to /Library/Server/ProfileManager/Config/ServiceData/Data/FileStore/Trust_Profile_ for_mdc02.mobileconfig
1:: [67337] [2015/04/30 14:50:38.686] Wrote MDM URL bag to /Library/Server/ProfileManager/Config/ServiceData/Data/FileStore/MDMServiceConf ig.json
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0:: [67337] [2015/04/30 14:50:38.718] Parsing enterprise app icons
1:: [67337] [2015/04/30 14:50:38.718] Parsing enterprise apps with missing icons...
1:: [67337] [2015/04/30 14:50:38.720] Ready to receive external socket requests.
0:: [67337] [2015/04/30 14:50:39.519] Created default profile 'Settings for Everyone'
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1:: [67337] [2015/04/30 14:50:54.400] Completed parsing enterprise apps with missing icons!
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