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I also have this problem that I don't get any lock screen notifications when using active sync. This needs to be fixed. In the meantime, how do I get KitKat back?
I don't need e-mail notifications if that's the problem but the other ones I really need.
Also I can't see what song is playing (google play music) or skip tracks, Is this also related to active sync?
Same her (Z3 compact). I will not throw away the phone but it's really annoying. Hope for a fix very soon.
Rickard do you know if a bugfix with a correction for the notifications is being worked on? If so when could it be available? If not how do I roll back to KitKat?
Hi all, I have also got this problem, and I have been searching all over for a solution.
And Rickard, I also thought this might be a "feature" (albeit a horrible one) rather than a bug. However, my colleagues have shown me that notifications work perfectly fine on other cell phone brands with android lollipop and the same exchange security policies. So this appears to be a Sony specific bug.
This cannot be intended behaviour. At our company we have dozens of users with various lollipop phones: LG Nexus, Samsung, Z3 and Z3 compacts. Only phones having this issue are Z3 and Z3 Compact.
Is it possible that Z3s are incorrectly intepreting some policy restriction (for example the old "no widgets on lock screen", which no longer should matter because notifications != widgets)?...
@finnuser wrote:This cannot be intended behaviour. At our company we have dozens of users with various lollipop phones: LG Nexus, Samsung, Z3 and Z3 compacts. Only phones having this issue are Z3 and Z3 Compact.
Is it possible that Z3s are incorrectly intepreting some policy restriction (for example the old "no widgets on lock screen", which no longer should matter because notifications != widgets)?...
This is true for my company as well. We only experience this on Sony mobile phones with lollipop.
finnuser, there is actually no such security policy as "no widgets on lock screen" in exchange activesync, although I see that this is one of the things that the email application can control. It seems the phone assumes that when there is a PIN-lock requirement, that also means no widgets on lock screen.