Ivanti Mobile@Work™ Client App Reviews

Why still no fix for this?

Just got a new iPhone 7 and my IT support people have tried everything to get this app to run and they have been unsuccessful. It ran fine in my iPhone 4S.

This app is cause all sorts of problems with my phone. I have replaced my iPhone once already and it is not a hardware or software issue from apple. Please fix . There has been many complaints from my company as well as from others. I work for a 10 billion dollar a year firm and it is probably not a good thing that this application does keep up with new technology for its users that it should support. Thank you in advance for your help.

Had some issues but now the update has fixed them. Thank you.

Will install (you must approve) a system access (iOS configuration) that will allow CGI full access to your iPhone. They can do anything to your iPhone after this!

Downloaded on 7 plus as per my IT dept instructions and enterprise inbox, folders, outlook all work.

Bad user interface. Their secure PDF viewer doesnt easily zoom to full screen. I hate that I have to use this app

This drains your battery after about 5 hours of light use. Totally unacceptable.

This app was not made with the end user in mind. The first 5 star review is an IT guy and the rest are actual users who have to put up with it. Drains battery, limits use of MS file viewing/editing, screwed up my contacts. Should be zero stars.

Our IT department requires it to download e-mail to your phone. Apparently, there is no trust on its employees to guard company data. It is a very intrusive app with many privacy violations: According to MobileIron, installing this software captures: phone number, carrier, device ID and serial number, device operating system, current device location and roaming status, storage capacity, MAC addresses, encryption status, along with the compliance status of your device to policies such as passcode requirements. Looking at the certificate placed on the iPhone (Settings->Device Management->Texas Instruments->More Details->Mobile Device Management, System- iOS MDM), MobileIron is granted: •Erase all data and settings •Lock device and remove passcode •List configuration profiles •Add/remove configuration profiles •List provisioning profiles •Add/remove provisioning profiles •List device information •List network information •List installed applications •List restriction information •List security information •Apply settings •Install and remove application and data The app drains your battery and slows any e-mail access.. To help with battery drain, turn off location tracking and do not allow notifications. Any update or reinstall from backup requires to Uninstall MobileIron, delete all the profiles it installs, Power off the phone, power it back up, then re-install and re-register MobileIron.

My company uses this for MDM. I have no idea why. Email should not be this difficult. We have had people switch back to Blackberry it has been so bad. Avoid at all costs.

Just got an email from the IT security team at work (large Fortune 500 company) saying not to upgrade to 7.0 or wed be blocked from the network. Interesting that a so-called security app would have an indie like this. Aside from this disaster, this has worked OK so far with the settings my company enforces. Still annoying sometimes, and its extra work on a smartphone to get to key tools I usually need to use in a hurry.

My staff send me draft and revised Word documents on a frequent basis. Since I am often away from my desk during work hours, I rely on my work smartphone to minimize the amount of catch-up when I return to my desk at the end of the day. My employer recently adopted MobileIron and since adoption, I have found that it hinders my ability to complete work remotely. I cannot view my staffs revisions in Track Changes, nor can I review any revisions or comments sent to me by my supervisor. Essentially, this means that aside from the simplest of documents, I must now reserve all off document review work for the end of the day, extending my work day and virtually eliminating the benefit of having a mobile platform.

App does a good job of enforcing policies deployed by corporate. Phone can be remotely unlocked by corp. IT staff. That has saved my butt a few times.

Reading an email need wait for 10 mins first, making a phone call through contact, wait 10 minutes first, all what the app did is unnecessary and waste your time!! After removing it, the world back to peaceful again.

Allows employer to read personal email and your location.

Before mobile iron: Apple watch and phone work great. After configuring mobile iron on iPhone, due to company requirement, Apple watch and phone are unusable. Watch battery will only last 3-4 hours, phone 6-7 hours. Both crash constantly and have issues pairing and impairing. Both batteries run hot. I suspect the issue is mobile iron is continually trying communicate to watch in background. Please resolve asap. Otherwise the job wins and watch needs to go.

An app that promises security features but forgets that people actually need to use their device. One of the worst PIM in Divide in the market coupled with a poor design in the interfaces. Sheer laziness in design and development trying to capitalize on corporate IT department security fears producing a terrible tool. Shame

Come on, let’s get with it here, Touch ID has been out for over two years now! There’s no reason that we should have to type a password anymore!

Horrible tool to empower insecure IT people to throw back essential phone functionality into the Stone Age. Eg our corporate profile blocks Microsoft Office, 3rd party productivity apps regarding attachments and calendar access, keyboard predictions. No choice, have to use it to get Corp email, but certainly the world would be a better place without it.