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Lukas
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April 10, 2025
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Google-Services on Android 15 _ Enrollment

  • April 10, 2025
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Hi. It is new that you HAVE to Disagree/Allow Google Services on Samsung Android 15, enrollment?

I've not seen it in Android 14 before.

Is there anyway to remove it?

Samsung Knox DEP --> Intune (Corp-owned, fully managed)

 

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Moombas
Level 4.4: KitKat
April 10, 2025

I can't remember it has not being part of it to be honest.

Alex_Muc
Alex_Muc
Level 3.0: Honeycomb
April 10, 2025

The dialog is definitely not new. The dialog has been around for many years.
Here are screenshots with this dialog from a Samsung Android 14 device that was configured via Work Managed:

 

 

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LukasAuthor
New Member
April 10, 2025

Weird. I've just enrolled a Samsung S23 with Android 14, and on that device, i do not have to accept Google Services /. the Google Service do not appear?

Alex_Muc
Alex_Muc
Level 3.0: Honeycomb
April 11, 2025

@jasonbaytonI know this dialog as a constant, unskippable companion of Android Legacy and AE (EMM API) Enrollments. Do you know how the CloudDPC / AMAPI behaves here? I've seen demo videos from Microsoft where they actually skip quite a few dialogs like this from the setup wizard for Fully Managed.

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    mattdermody
    Level 3.0: Honeycomb
    April 14, 2025

    I think Google is cracking down on any OEMs that have offered workarounds to bypass these manual prompts in the past. Zebra for example had a barcode called "Skip Google Setup Wizard" that would bypass the entire wizard and take you straight to StageNow. That capability has recently been stripped away across their latest A13 and A14 releases due to external pressure from Google. Google apparently wants someone to manually accept the privacy agreements. It doesn't necessarily make sense to me for the dedicated /fully managed use case where the devices are shared. In those situations the end user is not involved in the initial device set up so they will never see these prompts in the first place.  

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      Rakib
      Level 2.2: Froyo
      April 16, 2025

      Apple allows you as a company can agree on those terms on behalf of the end user, Google should also allow something like this.

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