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Managed Google Play private app not available on Corporate-owned devices with work profile
I wasn't even aware that the Android package names are case sensitive. I haven't found much documentation on the Internet, e.g. information on the manifest.xml: https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/manifest-element
In the past, we had apps from external devs that also used capital letters, but different versions were clearly named. (e.g. with numbers at the end) This is definitely an interesting test case. I won't be able to test it in the next two weeks, but I would like to try it out with our UEM.
In any case, I find it strange that the app works with BYOD but not with COPE.
- w4lter18 days agoLevel 2.0: Eclair
thanks!
so, in my opinion, it should be not a problem to release for example Candy Crush with a new app identifier, for example:
official:
com.king.candycrushsaga
new one:
com.King.CandyCrushSaga
I'm quite sure, that Intune App (COPE/fully managed Devices) are not able to handle those 2 app identifiers afterwards, while Company Portal App (BYOD Devices) is able to handle this.
PS: Intune Admin Portal will find both Apps in Google iFrame. Also releasing both apps to devices will be fine. Just COPE devices will not receive the second app.
Super weird case...