BES allows you to access the Blackberry Email servers. And BIS just allows your phone access to the internet.
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Not quite.
BIS is BlackBerry Internet Service, it allows access to all BB services like push email, BBM, etc. It's the most common form of BB connectivity for the general public.
BES is the enterprise edition most commonly used by corporations. it allows the exact same connectivity as BIS, except a BES admin has complete and utter control over your phone via policies. They can also monitor everything you do, restrict anything they like such as what numbers you can dial, what apps you can have, if GPS/SMS/etc. actually work on the phone.
I'm assuming, after viewing some the postings, the BES can control whether GPS is turned on the phone or not. My enterprise turned it off and I would really like to have it back on. Any possible way?
THKS
Mbmiller27
BIS is BlackBerry Internet Service, it allows access to all BB services like push email, BBM, etc. It's the most common form of BB connectivity for the general public.
BES is the enterprise edition most commonly used by corporations. it allows the exact same connectivity as BIS, except a BES admin has complete and utter control over your phone via policies. They can also monitor everything you do, restrict anything they like such as what numbers you can dial, what apps you can have, if GPS/SMS/etc. actually work on the phone.
And the list goes on.
And maybe more readily access videos on m.nbc.com.
I'm assuming, after viewing some the postings, the BES can control whether GPS is turned on the phone or not. My enterprise turned it off and I would really like to have it back on. Any possible way?
THKS
Mbmiller27
If they've turned it off, the only way to get it back on is to bribe your BES Admin.
