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Community articleLotus Notes Traveler security topics
Added by IBM contributorGrant E Whiteheart | Edited by IBM contributorGrant E Whiteheart on March 14, 2011 | Version 3
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This article contains links to Lotus Notes Traveler security reference information
Tags: security, traveler, apple, iphone, ipad, ipod, android
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Enabling device security via Lotus Notes Traveler Default Device Settings


Refer to the following articles for examples of how to enable Lotus Notes Traveler security settings by using Lotus Notes Traveler Default Device Settings:
Enabling Apple device security via Lotus Notes Traveler Default Device Settings

Enabling Android device security via Lotus Notes Traveler Default Device Settings

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