I work for a county government and we have upgraded to Windows Exchange 2010 partly due to the beginning failures of older hardware (they don't seem to throw anything out with any life left in it).
One of the 'Features' of Exchange 2010 is the ability to have a device perform a 'remote wipe' where most devices will completely reset back to factory default - all information removed and the apps erased. I would think for some private sector companies/corporations this might be considered a godsend but in the county government realm not so much. I live in Florida and there is the SunShine Law that demands complete transparency of government operations (and rightly so) so the email that travels through the county government email system is public record and can be requested by the general public through a public records request. In our...