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Re:Wipeout: When Your Company Kills Your iPhone by callahad on Tuesday November 23, 2010 @11:42AM (#1934258)
Do any enterprise solutions allow more granular wiping?

I'd be completely fine with my workplace being able to nuke their own information, so long as they couldn't touch my personal data.

Well, I wouldn't be perfectly fine with it, but it seems like a reasonable minimum level of separation.

Re:Wipeout: When Your Company Kills Your iPhone by j0 on Tuesday November 23, 2010 @12:50PM (#1934613)
Touchdown (for Android) http://www.nitrodesk.com/dk_touchdownFeatures.aspx keeps all of the Exchange Activesync'd data separate from the main email on the phone, so when you get wiped only corporate email/calendar get wiped. I don't think anything similar exists for iPhone.
Re:Wipeout: When Your Company Kills Your iPhone by jokermatt999 on Tuesday November 23, 2010 @04:47PM (#1935506)
I can't speak for iPhone (though I imagine it's similar), but pretty much all your data can be recovered to your phone just by logging into your Google Account, from what I understand. If you use AppBrain, the apps you have installed will be saved too.
Re:Wipeout: When Your Company Kills Your iPhone by dfghjkhgbfd on Tuesday November 23, 2010 @11:45AM (#1934286)
You would need a lot of granularity - wipe business emails but not personal ones, wipe documents that were mentioned your employer, but not your CV, business calls/contacts but not personal ones to workmates?
Re:Wipeout: When Your Company Kills Your iPhone by smackfu on Tuesday November 23, 2010 @11:57AM (#1934361)
The question is whether an Exchange wipe should wipe stuff that isn't managed by Exchange (mail / calendar / contacts). That seems like a reasonable level of granularity.

OTOH, a corporation really does want to wipe the whole thing if it's lost, which is why the Exchange level wipe works this way. It's listed as a business feature: http://www.apple.com/iphone/business/integration/