I disagree with your short-term interest argument. Law enforcement does not have your best interest in mind. You do not know what is or is not legal. (Almost) anything can be construed as being illegal. Just shut up and ask for an attorney to be present while they question you.
The iOS Outlook app outsources the server communication to an external server; this server communicates with your exchange server and stores all the data on that external server (in the Cloud). If you decide to want to see an attachment, the external server downloads and archives/keeps the attachment in the Cloud.
Read the article I linked for more information.
See http://www.theregister.co.uk/2... for some perspective...
The iOS Outlook app uses a cloud to download your email (including attachments should you choose to want to see it). This may or may not be what you (or your employer) want. I know I won't be using it.
Seeing how this happened in New Zealand, probably thousands of miles across the sea?
Got one, thank you!
I'd like an invite as well bvermeul at gmail
Thanks!
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