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I was taking a look at the device monitor and under the CPU tab I noticed a 'secure network' (rete sicura-just under profile manager) label.. It showed a low impact on both CPU and memory and it shows some MB downloaded both under 3G and under WiFi..
What is that? Is it a sort of encrypted network for BBM?!?
I have that listed also on my Z10. No idea what that means.
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Oh, and I'm under 10.2.1 so it has nothing to do with 10.3 I suppose ;-) Glad to know I am not the only one! :D Maybe related to Blend also?!?
Yup. I believe so.
Nice to hear that ;) But..there's a but..if it is related to Blend, why I can see the app downloading/uploading data even if Blend it is not yet working on my Q10 (10.2.1)?
My read is, your device is managed via a BES 10 MDM.
I have it too, I think it's just the baked in "pseudo-vpn connection" to the BlackBerry server (i.e. The little BlackBerry icon that allows things like BBM to work).
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Interesting, but my Q10 is not managed via a BES MDM ;)
That seems an appropriate explanation to me.
Has something to do with VODAFONE ITALY, here is an article about it... seems they installed it on all smartphones BB, ANDROID, and IOS.
Rete Sicura, il servizio Vodafone per mobile e rete fissa | ImpresaCity.it
I'm on AT&T USA
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Not for Blend, rather for Link so far I can tell.
Or it's simply the cypher layer for Wi-Fi... Or the encrypted process for BlackBerry World... doesn't really matter ;)
I'm with WIND-Italy. And it is obviously by BB,not by Vodafone imho..
It's only on my Passport with Blend that asks me if I want to join my secure network.
So the question remains open ;-) Let's hope thurask or some others much more into OS can help :)
That's been there through all of 10.2.1. I've always seen it in the App Manager and it's always used some cpu, occupied some memory and used some data.
I'm on AT&T, my own phone not on BES, and Link turned off on the phone. I do have an Exchange account synced over EAS.
It could serve as a catch all for several data connection types. Could also be the connection to the BlackBerry NOC - as seen by the little 4-dot BlackBerry logo on the screen.
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