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Nonpublic information should only be saved to your network drive

This means that only public (insensitive) data should be on your computer in case it is lost or stolen?

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The information on your computer is only fully protected by encryption when it is powered off or in hibernate mode. Simply locking your computer is not sufficient for encryption.

As mentioned before, encryption keys are deleted from memory cache when computer is powered off. I gues that's how BitLocker works, this is talking about disk encryption!

Works on IE11, but on Edge this is all I see, start page Looks similar... Is it just me? Also can't paste an image from clipboard into the comment form on IE11...

Have you had a look at the new Windows Phone 8.1 update? For me (long time user since the first WP 7 Lumias) this update brings the platform up to par with Android and iOS. If you do not fancy converting to the Google or Apple ecosystem, WP 8.1 is now a great way to go. Only if those App-Nazis (like those with the paper-planes or home automation systems) would produce more apps for WP...

I forced convinced all of them because that way I can provide end-user support :) But I have to admit that my wife still misses the Sony Vivaz she previously owned because it was neat and had a great camera - unlike the Lumia 800, first generation Lumias were good, but not great.

Very happy with my Lumia 920, flawless performance, great camera, battery life could be better though. Currently eyeing the Luma 1520 because its Full HD 6-inch screen would make it an ultra-portable tablet :) Just bought the Lumia 625 for my son, has a large 4,7-inch screen, works great so far. My mother uses a Lumia 620, not very happy with the camera, touchscreen tends to be a little quirky at times. My wife is still using a Lumia 800, also happy with it, but it is time to get her a new Windows 8 phone, probably going to buy the 925.