Can your employer read the texts you send from the Telecom XT mobile phone that they have provided?

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johnr

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#299496 16-Feb-2010 13:39

zonky: Depends on the handset- if it was a blackberry on BES, then i believe this is possible.

SMS do not travel thru the BES

zonky

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#299504 16-Feb-2010 14:21

But they travel through the phone, which will report them to BES. Ditto the origin and destination of all calls, & PIN-to-PIN messaging.

Depends on the options chosen by the Enterprise Admin- there is a implementation how-to here.

http://www.blackberrycool.com/2006/04/13/enable-pin-sms-and-phone-call-logging-with-bes-41/

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