BlackBerry UEM Client

Name: BlackBerry UEM Client
Rating: 1.7 (659 reviews)
Author: BlackBerry Corporation

By: BlackBerry Corporation App

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Overview

Version:

12.53.4064

Last updated: 2026-05-08

Ranking

#107,141 ▼ 2,962

Overall

Features & Capabilities

The BlackBerry UEM Client integrates iOS devices with your organization’s enterprise mobility management (EMM) solution, enabling secure access to work email, calendars, and contacts. It also exposes administrator-controlled policies, simplifies the installation of approved apps, and supports Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) usage.

When paired with BlackBerry Dynamics apps such as BlackBerry Work, it delivers secure mobile productivity, app containerization, and end-to-end secure connectivity. Activation requires your organization to use BlackBerry UEM or BES12 for EMM—check with mobility experts before downloading.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security

By:

BlackBerry Corporation

Rating:

1.70

(659)

Version:

12.53.4064 Last updated: 2026-05-08

Version code:

885391646

Creation date:

2016-01-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

61.59MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 107,141 ▼ 2,962

Other platforms

BlackBerry UEM Client (v12.46.2.158471)

8,567,890 2.52

(70,575)

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Developed by:

BlackBerry Corporation

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/blackberry-uem-client/id1072802593

Website:

http://www.blackberry.com

User Reviews

User reviews for BlackBerry UEM Client are overwhelmingly negative due to reliability and usability issues (notifications, email/calendar syncing, crashes) yet some IT teams find value in its enterprise features (MDM activation, remote wipe, PKI provisioning). When deployed correctly, it can outperform competitors and provide robust device management, but recurring problems with updates, authentication friction, and performance hinder productivity for many users.

Pros

Efficient MDM configuration and activation (PKI certificate provisioning, remote wipe, policy push, and app deployment).
Centralized device management and security for corporate devices.
Runs with minimal issues and can be reliable when properly set up, with some users noting it “just works.”
For some IT teams, deployment is smoother and more capable than alternatives (e.g., better than MobileIron after proper setup).
Provisioning and remote management capabilities (PKI certs, remote control, and app push) are valued by organizations that use it.

Cons

Unreliable notifications after updates; users stop receiving alerts until the issue is fixed.
Email/calendar syncing often fails or goes offline, and content may not load properly.
Stability issues after updates, including crashes, repeated 'Retrieving Profiles' delays, or errors like 'Directory is no longer available.'
Password handling is cumbersome: you cannot copy/paste passwords, you must re-enter frequently, and biometric login (Face ID/Touch ID) is not supported or unreliable.
Performance problems: heavy battery drain, devices getting unusually hot, and overall slowness or unreliability.