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I am considering leaving my current employer as the ethics practiced there are not the ones I grew up with (being kind). I have a work email account on my personal iPhone where I have all my prior email messages that I would like to retain access to, as they will tend to prove any point I may need to make re:ethics.
Can the office limit my access to these emails that seem to be resident on my phone? If so, how can I archive them for later viewing?
I am not looking to keep access to the account and use the email for any new messages, I simply want to be able to access messages already received/sent/forwarded, etc...
A few years ago, I had another business email account where I switched departments and lost access to the earlier emails after upgrading my phone (the new phone attempted to access those emails with the earlier ID/Password combo but since it wasn't active, I lost them - although they are still on my Mac.)
I guess my bottom line is, will an Exchange email account work in the same way? The emails I have on the phone presently, will remain on the phone, unless I switch devices? Or can an Exchange server actively limit access to the messages I have already received/sent/forwarded, etc...
I hope I have been clear - thank you all in advance.
Uncle Reggie
SuperUser is not the best place to get this sort of question answered. It's open-ended, doesn't define the precise OSes and programs involved, has legal ramifications, requires more specific information, and of course you can't say more specific information without betraying yourself or your employer. SuperUser is geared towards clear-question, clear-answer tech Q&A. You might find better help at a forum or talking with someone in person who doesn't have anything to do with your employer. – Christopher Hostage – 2018-10-04T21:44:26.687