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Chapter
Securing Your Data
In this chapter, we talk all about security and securing your BlackBerry data. Most of us
keep very important information on our devices and would want to be prepared in case
anything happens to the BlackBerry.
What If Your BlackBerry Was Lost or Stolen?
Would you be uncomfortable if someone found and easily accessed all the information
on your device? For most of us the answer would be yes!
On our BlackBerry smartphones, many of us store friends’ and colleagues’ names,
addresses, phone numbers, confidential email, and notes. Some of our devices may
even contain Social Security numbers, passwords, and other important information in
your Contact notes or your MemoPad.
In that case, you will want to enable or turn on the password security feature. When you
turn this on, you will need to enter your own password to access and use the
BlackBerry. In many large organizations, you do not have an option to turn off your
password security; it is automatically turned on by your BlackBerry enterprise server
administrator.
Preparing for the Worst Case Scenario
There are a few things you can do to make this worst case scenario less painful.
1.
Back up your BlackBerry to your computer.
2.
Turn on (enable) BlackBerry password security.
3.
Set your Owner Information with an incentive for returning your
BlackBerry.