Samsung Galaxy SIII and Knox

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ronnie39

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#141140 2-Mar-2014 17:09

I have just updated my Telecom S3 to jellybean 4.3. How come i do not see the Knox software on it? I searched the internet and it said that version 4.3 comes with Knox.

any info would be appreciated, thanks

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#997797 2-Mar-2014 21:22

I don't know the answer, but be thankful. Unless you want enterprize security for your work email and such knox is a pain in the butt in some cases. Though knox is partly firmware, partly app, so you may have the firmware but not the app.

What is it you want knox for?

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ronnie39

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#997833 2-Mar-2014 22:00

i dont really need it, just want to try this new feature out.

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#997932 3-Mar-2014 07:55

as per what Tim said but here is some info on it. Not sure how you will try it out though. To the majority of us it will mean nothing, unless you like tinkering and flashing custom Roms then it will have an impact as once you get root access you trip Knox that shows you have rooted the device and warranty is void.

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#998380 3-Mar-2014 20:08

ronnie39: I have just updated my Telecom S3 to jellybean 4.3. ..........

I hope you don't mind the hijack

Have you done it OTA?
I have just checked SamMobile and there is no 4.3 available for NZ.

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#1004296 12-Mar-2014 14:43

You can't really "try it out" unless you have an account to manage the device. It's not something for consumers, but enterprise.

I had lunch last week with Samsung NZ and the Samsung VP for Enterprise, here in Wellington, where we all had a demo of Knox.

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#1004338 12-Mar-2014 15:25

There is a Personal and Enterprise version of KNOX.

The personal version of KNOX enables individuals to activate KNOX on their own device. Whereas the enterprise version is a paid model with KNOX licensing, the personal version is free.

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#1004339 12-Mar-2014 15:27

Yes, but it's not what they're focusing at the moment here in New Zealand.

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