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Android 15 - Cannot set default password app
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
- Kiendeleo3 months agoLevel 1.6: Donut
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.
- RobCordon3 months agoLevel 1.5: Cupcake
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.
- jasonbayton3 months agoLevel 4.0: Ice Cream Sandwich
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.
- geekhelp_grant2 months agoLevel 1.5: Cupcake
would recommend to contact your specific EMM/MDM
Sure... 🙄
Hey Google. Your Google Workspace MDM is broken with Android 15 on Pixel 7 Pro.
As mentioned by others, this was working perfectly fine in Android 14, but the update to 15 broke it.
- tmeyers2 months agoLevel 1.6: Donut
So I've received a note that Google Workspace has an internal feature request (381410766) to create a policy setting for the credentialProviderPolicy field. This field was optional in A14 but became mandatory in A15. Apparently, this policy change has caught Workspace completely flat footed, as the timeline for the feature request was said to be "...a few months" from now (even though I raised it when A15 was released). Apparently, we'll all be on A16 by the time Google Workspace realizes that there's been a security change in the Android requirements.
The answer that I was given by Google was to turn off passkey usage and simply use 2SV. I assume that Google also recommends us using simple, memorable passwords since we can't use the high-entropy passwords that password managers allow us to use. I'm going to use "hunter2" since I seem to remember it really easily.
I do have a suggestion for the developers: there's this really cool new AI coding tool called "Gemini" by a company, I can't remember who it is but I'm sure they have the highest security standards. Maybe ask it, something like: "Provide me with the necessary code to enable changing the credentialProviderPolicy under the Android Management API". A few questions later, and you'll probably have everything you need.
- jasonbayton2 months agoLevel 4.0: Ice Cream Sandwich
It caught half of the ecosystem off guard. 100%
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