[bb10adopter111]

Doubt Knox carries blackberry tech. It's still possible to disable Knox

My understanding is that Knox and BlackBerry's hardware root of trust "fuses" work in almost the same way, but the CONSEQUENCES of failing a security check are different, by design.

If a BlackBerry built device fails the check, it will not boot. I don't know if it can then be unbricked using an autoloader or not.

If a Knox-secured device fails a check, it will boot, but all Knox-secured resources get locked out permanently, even IF the device is restored with an autoloader. Once the Knox "fuse" is blown, the device is permanently locked out of Knox.

Both solutions protect enterprise resources, but Samsung's solution allows for rooting, so long as that user never wants to use Knox again.

Posted with my trusty Z10

[SPQR ROMULUS]

Correct you get the KNOX warranty void: 0x1 in ODIN mode

[yeo123]

It's not about what's in TCL inventory (unless it can be built on existing production lines)... but about what does ENTERPRISE need with the BlackBerry Security solutions?

I would expect simple upgrades for the DTEK50 and DTEK60 would be all that would be necessary. Price points are the key, not specs.

If phone spec fixed higher than 625 CPU ,4GB RAM / 32GB or 64GB storage and battery 4000mA.

[TommyBB]

Sorry if I missed it. Is Juno a slab or a PKB device?

[thurask]

Sorry if I missed it. Is Juno a slab or a PKB device?

There's nothing to miss, Juno is just a name.

[silversmith75]

I think the Juno will be the dteck 60 replacement. So will be a little higher end than the motion

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