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New to the community? Introduce yourself here...
Hello everyone, My name is Lizzie and I am the Community Manager here in the Android Enterprise Customer Community. You are probably all use to having the roundtable introductions in meetings and sharing a fun fact about yourself. If you are like me, you then spend the next 30 seconds trawling through your brain to find an interesting fact to share with a group of people...the good news is you are not on the spot here! 😀 This aside, it's really nice in a community to get know others and so it would be fantastic to hear from you! I'll kick us off: I've been working in community for over 10 year across a few different industries. I'm a big fan of music and I play a couple of instruments: so my 'office' playlist is quite an array of tunes I live on an island (it's quite a big one): so when I go to the Google office, I actually have to take a ferry, which sounds quite exotic! Please share a few facts about yourself, (here are a couple of ideas): What type of industry do you work in? Which country you are based in? Hobbies or interests? Favourite / couldn't live with out piece of tech? Looking forward to speaking with you. Thanks, LizzieWhat Was Your First Mobile Phone? 📞
Ring Ring 📞…. It's time for a trip down memory lane. 🚀 Let's share some nostalgia and chat about our first mobile phones! 📞👶 I’ll start, my first mobile phone was the Nokia 3210. It was passed down from my Mum who upgraded to a Sony Ericsson. Good times! How about you? Did you have a customized ringtone? What was your go to feature?. Let us know in the comments.
Disabling MAC Address Randomization for Non-Samsung Devices.
Hi all, I am looking for a way to disable MAC Address randomization on some fully managed Honeywell CK65 devices that are running Android 9,10, or 11. These are fully managed and we use VMware WS1 as our EMM. I can't find any documentation for this outside of some Samsung specific documentation that involved the use of KSP. Appreciate any suggestions.Celebrating 1 year of the Customer Community
Hello everyone, It's hard to believe it's been a year since we launched this amazing community! In that short time, you've all come together to share knowledge, solve problems, and help each other navigate the world of using Android for work. Here are a few personal highlights: Our community has grown to over 3500 registered members and you’ve marked over 140 topics as having an accepted solution! 🎉 Introduced a new service announcement board, to help you better monitor potentially business critical issues - a huge thank you to all of you who have reported and tested fixes. Your feedback is making an impact, one great example of this is based on your experiences in the community this best practices article was created to help other customers in future. So keep it coming! You’ve shared some fantastic tips and experiences on a range of topics; such as what to consider when choosing your EMM and not forgetting two community created guides (here & here). We also got to know each other a bit more - who knew our community is made up of fans of hiking, cycling, snowboarding, cruises, gaming, music, diving, board games and music! We've also reminisced over what our first mobile phone was. I’d like to say a special thank you to our Community Product Experts and most active contributors this year who have supported so many people here in the community, sharing their advice, tips, knowledge and insight - Moombas, jasonbayton, jeremy and Alex_Muc, mattdermody, jarmo_akkanen, Timmy 👏 We're so grateful everyone for your contributions and for making the community what it is. We hope you have enjoyed being part of the community this year and look forward to building the community further together in this year ahead. We want to make this an amazing resource for everyone using Android for work and we can't do it without you. To celebrate, we’d love to hear from you, we’ve put together this light hearted community bingo card (thanks Rose for your creative skills here 😀). Tick off the actions you’ve completed and let us know how you scored below. In the middle, you’ll see a square to share your feedback and ideas, what you’ve liked about the community this year, what you would like to see more of, in the replies below. A massive thank you again from all of the AE Customer Community Team. 🔗 Register in the community 🔗 Introduce yourself 🔗 Accept a solution[Community Team Update] Welcoming Reece to the team...
Hello everyone, I hope you are having a great start to your week. I have some exciting community team news to update you on - I’m pleased to introduce Reece, who will be joining our small, but mighty team here in the Customer Community! ReeceK might be new to you, but he's certainly not new to our community, as he was a driving force behind our previous Help Community, so it's great to see him back. Please say hello, if you can, by replying below or when you see him around in the community. 👏 Thanks everyone, Lizzie
Android enterprise Device Owner
Hi Team, I work with a MDM solution which is currently device admin, I want to enroll the devics using Samsung KME. I integrated it and able to enroll the devices till Android 11. but the versions above Android 12 are not getting enrolled. When I asked the Samsung team, they said that KME enrollment uses Android Enterprise Device Owner type. They said I have to move to device Owner using Android Enterprise. How do I achieve this. We have our own dashboard from where we push all the policies now. I also saw that AE is no longer taking any new registrations. Please help with this.Do you carry more than one device with you? and why?
Here's a fun fact about me: during my time at a previous job, I used to carry three phones in my pocket. One for work, one for personal, and the third was my shiny gadget that I used to showcase to clients across the UK. Back then, the whole idea of consolidating everything onto a single phone hadn't even crossed my mind. Today, depending on your company requirements there are plenty of options that allow for your personal and work applications to be on one device. So my question is, do you carry more than one device? If so, why? Leave a comment below. Thanks, ReeceWhat do you wish you knew when beginning your Android Enterprise journey?
Hello everyone, I recently marked my 3-year anniversary with Android Enterprise! 🥳 I was reminiscing about the incredible updates, events, and experiences that have made this journey truly memorable. I then wondered what advice I'd offer the earlier version of myself stepping into this world. For me, it boils down to emphasizing the value that Android Enterprise brings to customers, and stressing the importance of how our customers value a healthy separation between work and personal life. Now, it's your turn. Your insights and thoughts might just be the guide that our community needs. Share your wisdom below! Thanks! ReeceCommunity Festival 2024: take a look
Hello everyone, From Monday 2nd - Friday 6th December, here in the Android Enterprise Customer Community we are hosting our very first community festival to celebrate the end of the year. It's a great way for us all to come together and chat with each other on some interesting topics and articles created by fellow community members. Each day this week, a different community member has agreed to take part and write an article/post on a particular topic of interest for us here in the community. These posts will be on a mixture of subject areas; some Android specific and some tech inspired. How can I get involved? Keep an eye out for all the festival posts throughout this week and please do get involved in conversations, even just to say - great post! 😀 I'm sure all of those creating a topic would love to see your replies. Take a look at the community posts below: 👏 1st day: Highlighting 3 great resources of information for the Android Enterprise community by Timmy 2nd day: The long road from SMS to RCS by Alex_Muc 3rd day: The AI Renaissance: Building us up & making us laugh by BenMcc 4th day: Introduction to a mobile only strategy in a large company by vincent and Yann_ROLAND 5th day: Looking ahead: what could be next for Android? by jasonbayton Thanks so much, Lizzie
