This I know goes back quite a bit, but hoping someone knows.
I know when the 3GS first came out, iOS didn't support encryption, which was added in iOS 4. I believe that if you upgraded from iOS 3 to 4, then it did not encrypt unless you restored back to the device.
My question is that was this changed at some point with a more recent update, or if not is it possible to see if encryption is enabled?
This comes up because we have a new mobile device policy requiring encryption and we still have a few users with 3GS's. I believe most are current, on iOS 6 but I don't know if all of them have had to be restored over time (or if they were purchased with iOS 4+ preinstalled.)
I know when the 3GS first came out, iOS didn't support encryption, which was added in iOS 4. I believe that if you upgraded from iOS 3 to 4, then it did not encrypt unless you restored back to the device.
My question is that was this changed at some point with a more recent update, or if not is it possible to see if encryption is enabled?
This comes up because we have a new mobile device policy requiring encryption and we still have a few users with 3GS's. I believe most are current, on iOS 6 but I don't know if all of them have had to be restored over time (or if they were purchased with iOS 4+ preinstalled.)