1. The isolation provided by containers is not as robust as the segregation established by hypervisors for virtual machines.
2. The ability of containers to detect “jailbreaking” of Apple iOS devices, which strips out Apple’s security model completely. If you have a rooted device, a container will not protect you. Then there are the problems that arise from enforcing policies on a device that is owned by the user, not the organization
3. Requiring users to switch in and out of an app container between work and personal use is cumbersome, frustrating and generally leads to user abandonment and work-arounds.
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