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Android 15 - Cannot set default password app
We use Microsoft Intune to manage devices. For the devices which have upgraded to Android 15, the end users can no longer select Microsoft Authenticator as their default application for auto filling passwords. I cannot find any settings in Intune to allow it. All devices are fully managed corporate owned devices. The devices are all Google Pixel 8 or 8a devices.
Is this a bug in 15 or am I missing something?
Hello tngvmd, Kiendeleo, geekhelp_grant, psiniemi, HalvorsonD, ct-nremez, tmeyers, nzbiship, thomask
Thanks again for continuing to investigate this. I've been exploring this too and would recommend to contact your specific EMM/MDM, as this appears to be working slightly differently from one partner to another.
I know this isn't the most useful answer here, and I will continue to follow-up on this. Please do continue to discuss what you are experiencing, I will continue to feed it back to our team.
Thanks so much,
Lizzie
We use Google Workspace and Google Pixel phones. I AM the owner/admin of our Google Workspace. Is there a setting we need to change in the Admin Console? This broke when I simply upgraded our phones to Android 15.
Google Workspace would need to implement the APIs released for 15 as it's a default-disable. Lizzie could probe for answers internally but if you have an active support agreement with them you'll encourage a better response by reaching out as it increases demand generation for their product folks.
This is a particularly useless response, as my MDM provider is Google Workspace. A Google Product Provided by Google. Google Workspace support already has a ticket open that says it is an Android issue, which is another Google product.
are there any updates? having the same issue here
This still only works with Microsoft Authenticator for me. Neither Dashlane nor Google's own Password Manager work. Given the fact that the Beta for Android 16 is out, I am wondering if they are going to just fix it in 16.
I just tried installing Microsoft Authenticator - it doesn't work either. Notice how it's greyed out. Android 15, February Update, Pixel 8.
This still does not work with Google's own MDM and Google's own password manager.
Update - This started working today FOR MICROSOFT AUTHENTICATOR ONLY. Still no go for Dashlane or any other service. Since we use Authenticator, this was very good new for us.
I'm still experiencing this issue, are there any updates?
I'm also seeing the services listed under my personal account instead of under my work account, I think this might be related to the issue.
I am having the same issue. It seems to be affecting widget support as well.
Hey everyone,
Thanks for your patience on this. I just wanted to say that I have been speaking with our team internally about this. The information you highlighted here has been super helpful. The team is still looking into this and so I will come back as soon as I can with an update - but I did want to just let you know that it is being looked into.
Thanks,
Lizzie
I'm having this same issue in Android 15, using Google Workspace for business. Been through all the options and policies (even though nothing's changed) and can't find a reason. Worked fine in A14.
I didn't have this issue in Android 14 (or earlier either).
The policy has been gone through multiple times, and nothing is set via that portal. I wish there was an easy way to 'dump' the policy on the phone to see what is being set, and from where. I have also communicated with the Intune side, but initial comments is that it's an OS policy problem.
Just upgraded to Android 15 and ran into the same issue. Can't find an Intune policy that I could change this with...
I have now also posted this in the Microsoft Intune community. A link to that is here. I will post back if a solution is found on that side.
Android 15 - CredentialProviderPolicy not surfaced by Intune - Microsoft Community Hub
