if you bought your apps on the Play Store, you can download them again at any time, even if they are uninstalled.
]]>I think he meant to say that there are slight chances that you did root it for those shady apps, and the IT dep guy has no way of figuring out or controlling what you do with those access and privileges. So he won’t take his chances and allow that device to be used for business.
]]>The first part of your statement is true, about corporate networks. The last sentence, “chances are you did it just to install some suspicious software….”, is ridiculous. Most software, suspicious or not, can be installed without rooting. I rooted for most of the 9 reasons listed above, so that I am free to operate MY phone as I see fit.
]]>Valid point, thanks for mentioning it.
]]>It depends on the device but generally the answer is a no.
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