Some questions... Android currently seems to have a well-designed security framework (?) which limit what apps can or cannot do, which is good considering the improved connectivity, and the vast personal and business information storable on today's mobile phones.
On the other hand, (IMHO) there seem to be something missing at the moment. For example: - File/Filesystem encryption for both onboard flash and external storage - Remote administration (setup, backup, wipe; centrally-managed and/or individually managed and/or mobile network managed) - Wipe user data upon ? failed unlock attempts My question is, is the Android system as a whole capabable to accomodate these functions? If it's not currently supported. Is there any plan to advance the development at these fronts, so they'll be available, or can be implemented, say in the 2.0 release? Cheers!
