To prohibit users from having access to Siri even from the lock screen is to enable the passcode and then turn off the Siri option. This can be found under settings --> general --> password lock --> Siri --> off. This changes the setting to "do not allow access to Siri when locked with a passcode". Unless I'm not understanding what you are trying to do and indicate is at risk. Maybe this feature is not available for enterprise permission yet. Otherwise maybe this is the setting you need.
You're definitely not understanding
Corporations use a third party to manage profiles on iOS devices (my company, for example, uses a hardware/software combination from mobile iron). Using that console, an administrator can manage a number of things - enforcing encryption, lock passcodes and their complexity etc. Further, they can disallow users to disable those things (for example, on my iphone I cannot turn off the passcode feature).
What he's saying is that the above is the ONLY way to disable siri from the lock-screen. This means that you are putting the onus of security on your users, which is never a good thing (before we had enhanced policies, half our people had passwords for their PCs that were super safe...like Mike1234 or something similar). Basically instead of letting an administrator TELL you "Here's the security policy, deal with it", you're making an administrator tell you "Here's the security policy, please comply". Never a good thing.
I've forwarded this thread onto our MI admins since they may find it beneficial.
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Other than bragging rights what makes the 4S a compelling choice over the 4 ?
Umm, the fact that its a better device?
Seriously, why would you buy last year's top of the line, if this year's top of the line is available? Thats just ridiculous. As it is technology moves way too fast to keep up with: if you're going to start off buying year old stuff you're starting OUT behind the curve.
