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43 TopicsCan not login with Googleworkspace account under ristricting Poersonal google account on Intune
I am considering the introduction of Android Enterprise in my company and am testing the distribution of configuration policies from Intune. The enrollment profile is set to COBO (Android Enterprise corporate owned fully managed). I do not want users to log in with their personal Google accounts, so I want them to log in to apps like Google Meet with the Google Workspace account managed by the company. However, when I set the "Restrict personal accounts" policy in Intune to block, no Google accounts can be added at all. Conversely, if I disable this setting, both personal and Google Workspace accounts can be logged in. Does anyone know a solution to this?4Views0likes0CommentsUnable to start AE (Android Enterprise) Enrollment in Microsoft Intune MDM
We are currently using Microsoft Intune Mobile Device management solution to manage Android mobile devices, and these devices are currently enrolled in the mode of Android Device Administrator in Microsoft Intune. Google has deprecated Android device administrator management, continues to remove management capabilities, and no longer provides fixes or improvements. Intune will be ending support for Android device administrator management on devices with access to Google Mobile Services GMS beginning December 31, 2024. Hence, we're trying to setup Android Enterprise method of enrollment in Microsoft Intune. As part of pre-requisites in Intune, it's essential to connect Microsoft Intune account to managed Google play account. As per Microsoft recommendation, we are using Microsoft Entra account to connect to Google Play. After entering the Entra account username & password, authentication is redirecting to Google sign-in page and ending with below error. Someone at ABCD.com domain has already signed up Microsoft Intune Reference Article: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/enrollment/connect-intune-android-enterprise#connect-accounts Note: ABCD.com should be referred as domain name registered & verified in Microsoft Entra.34Views0likes3CommentsIssue with Web Token in Google Managed Play JavaScript API
Hi everyone, We’re using the Managed Google Play JavaScript API to generate a Web UI by passing the web token obtained from Enterprises.createWebToken. However, we are encountering issues when trying to use the token in the iframe. According to the documentation ( https://developers.google.com/android/work/play/emm-api/managed-play-iframe ) , all pages in the iframe should be enabled by default. But in our case, the expected functionality is not working as intended. Has anyone else facing similar issues with the web token? Are there any known limitations or recent changes that might affect this?14Views0likes1CommentCan't install app error on many devices
Hello everyone, Since more or less a month, lot of people in our company are getting "can't install app" error from play store, the common case is just after enrolled the device try to install all auto apps from mdm but sadly get this error for the most of apps... some device just move on and install after some minutes, others stay with the error and never install the apps. We got other cases where people can't install the app from play store with no reason. It happens on COPE devices but on fully managed too. Any idea of what's happening here?91Views0likes1CommentSilent installation of applications on TELPO devices using Android Enterprise
I have an Android application that I want to use on TELPO devices, but in a way that updates are downloaded silently on the device, meaning the user does not have to intervene to update or install an application. I understand that with the configurations offered by Android Enterprise, it is possible to set up a device to allow the actions I require.91Views0likes1CommentPlease help - new company, email & phone yet already enrolled??
I'm hoping someone can help, as I'm at a complete loss. I am the sole owner and operator for my newly formed design company, bought a new Moto G Play and created a new email for it. After some fiddling, though, I saw that it had Moto Device Management installed already, but asks for a code from my administrator... Again, it's only me and everything is brand new, but even Google won't let me sign up for an enterprise account, saying to talk to my admin. I've factory reset, yet the problem persists and strange apps/functions are happening with the phone, as if someone else is "managing" my company device already. I've scoured forums, FAQs and articles to no avail; in fact, learning of the capabilities, I'm quite worried. Luckily, I noticed it before putting anything besides that new email on it, but it's obviously compromised by someone else - there are many, many system apps now on it that aren't from the play store, nor came with the phone initially. What can I do? Any help is appreciated.90Views0likes0CommentsWidgets on COPE - MS Intune
Hey, Unfortunately there are no settings and/or no chance configure Widgets on COPE in MS Intune. There is specific setting in Intune restrictions config profile to allow/disallow Widgets for BYOD method. Is this problem tied only MS Intune or is this something for Google? Majority of our 10k fleet enrolled as COPE and it's a big gap not having widgets available for Work Apps. Thanks Jarmo7.7KViews0likes18CommentsFind my device - Enterprise account configuration
Background: We are looking for options to configure a standard google account for 'find my device' option on Corporate Android devices from EMM. This way we can sign-in to one account, see all associated devices & send track/remote lock commands to the device from a single place. Question: 1) Does Google provide EMMs with options to let admins configure enterprise google account for 'Find my device' on Corporate Android devices? 2) If yes to (1) , can Admins use the same google account configured for Android Enterprise binding to also configure 'Find my device'?Solved399Views0likes2CommentsWhat’s the difference between AI in mobile phones and regular smart features?
I’ve been hearing a lot about AI in mobile phones lately, and I’m kind of confused about how it’s different from the usual smart features that Android phones already have. Like, I know Android has stuff like Google Assistant, face unlock, and all those smart options, but then there’s this “AI” term being thrown around everywhere. What’s the actual difference? Is it just a fancy name for features we’ve been using, or does it really add something new? I’m not super tech-savvy, so if you guys could explain it in simple terms or share your thoughts, that’d be great. Maybe even some examples of AI in phones?314Views0likes1Comment