Only the operations which the app can perform are shown to the user. Is this just a generic warning given for any app requesting admin privileges? Perhaps it's possible that Outlook doesn't use the erase feature? Can I override the ability for it to erase my phone? (I'm guessing not.).Is there a way to verify how many incorrect login attempts will trip the erasure?.Is this just a generic warning given for any app requesting admin privileges? Perhaps it's possible that Outlook doesn't use the erase feature?.

Plus a friend or young family member may be fooling around with my phone, unknowingly creating me a very long restoration process and lost data I can never get back. Well shoot, if there's risk of all data being erased, I'm not really not that interested anymore! I often accidentally swipe patterns while I'm holding my phone in my hand.

when unlocking the screen, and lock the phone or ease all the phone's data if too many incorrect passwords are typed. Monitor the number of incorrect passwords typed. I'm sure few people read the whole warning. I was about to install the Outlook app on my phone, when it asked me to activate it as a device admin.

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