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Testing Apps on BYOD Work Profile
hi tmaeda,
we use Android Enterprise from the beginning and via the MDM we use, we can deploy any app or apk to the devices without playstore used.
I have to be honest, i never used Firebase App Distribution or Microsoft App Center and have no knowledge of them but if you don't use an MDM for such things (which i currently guess), it may be a setting to allow install apps from unknown sources in the work profile (or both if needed).
- tmaeda2 years agoLevel 1.5: Cupcake
Hi Moombas , thanks for the reply.
> we can deploy any app or apk to the devices without playstore used.
Does this refer to the EMM console?
https://support.google.com/work/android/answer/9146439
We use Intune and this feature allows us to install apps to devices, but there is a strict limit of up to 15 uploads per day. There is no explicit API and it does not seem to work for testing purposes.Also, it does not seem to allow installation from unknown sources to the work profile in the BYOD configuration profile (from my research this seems to be a limitation of Android Enterprise).
- Moombas2 years agoLevel 4.1: Jelly Bean
We have the possibility to set this for enterprise devices via our MDM for work profiles (one setting for the work part, one for the private part):
So, i assume it's in general possible but doesn't know much about intune.
- tmaeda2 years agoLevel 1.5: Cupcake
Thanks for the info.
I previously contacted Intune and they responded that due to the Android Management API specification, there is no API to allow installation of apps from an unknown source in the BYOD work profile.
https://developers.google.com/android/management/reference/rest/v1/enterprises.policies?hl=ja#UntrustedAppsPolicyDo other MDMs not use the Android Management API (is that possible...)?
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