Health-department inspectors use Workspace ONE Boxer for civic Exchange. Attachment and data-loss-prevention rules must follow that app. Where do those Boxer policies come from?
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Short Explanation
Boxer is a managed mail app, so its leash is UEM, not a desktop profile tool. DEM dresses Windows sessions, Horizon Client talks Blast, and App Volumes layers Windows apps. Attachment and DLP rules for Boxer come from Workspace ONE UEM email and application management.
Full Explanation
Workspace ONE Boxer is managed through Unified Endpoint Management email and application policies, including attachment handling and data-loss-prevention controls. Dynamic Environment Manager applies to Windows user environment on Horizon desktops, not to the mobile mail client. Horizon Client protocol policy and App Volumes writable volumes do not author Boxer DLP. Associate troubleshooting should keep Boxer with UEM, not with DEM or Horizon session tools.