blokking apps on private section using COPE profile with Intune
We have a use case where we use Android devices that are corporate-owned but also personally-enabled. Within our ogranisation, we want the capability to trace and block apps. However, this is currently not possible because the apps are installed in the private section. Is there a way to achieve this in the private section? We are using Microsoft Intune as our MDM (Mobile Device Management) environment.
Android Auto and Harley Davidson
I have a 2019 Harley Ultra Limited with a Boom GTS touchscreen radio. I recently installed an update that now allows Android Auto IF I AM CONNECTED VIA USB CABLE. My phone will work on other radios wirelessly, but won't work on the Harley. Is there something else I have to install to make this work? It used to work wirelessly on my 2018 Grand Cherokee, but won't work on my 2022 Grand Cherokee? That's weird. Any ideas?
location permission per app
we have an app that requires to set 'Allow all the time' for location permission. We are using Intune MDM and the android 13 enrolled device are using the enrolment of android enterprise corporate-owned fully managed and corporate-owned with work profile. In Intune, there is app config and I set both location auto grant and deploy to the devices. After the app config is deployed successfully to the device, I checked the location permission for the app is still 'don't allow' Then I launch the app to accept the location permission prompt to select 'allow only while using the app'. However, the user is still able to change location permission for the app. Question is this by design that user is able to change the location permission of an app even it is set as auto grant in MDM? Is there a way or is it by design that google does not allow MDM to set 'allow all the time' for an app location permission and it needs to be set by user manually? Could not find any official answer from google or microsoft on this location privacy thing if it is by design.
How can I become Enter the Android Enterprise EMM community and become Android Enterprise Partner？
Dear Friends, I tried to join the Android Enterprise community and become an Android Enterprise Partner through the website guidance at https://developers.google.com/android/management/join?hl=en （step2） However, when I attempted to apply, I was informed by Android Enterprise that my application information and organization did not meet the requirements. So, I tried to inquire about which requirements were not met, the detailed information about these requirements, and what we could do to meet them. But the answer we received was that these requirements are confidential, and we simply do not meet them. They are also preparing to close our application. I'm confused. If the requirements are confidential, how can we meet them? Has anyone else encountered this situation? Are there any hidden rules that are unclear? How would you suggest dealing with this situation? Additionally, here is a portion of the reply email from AE Team: “We regret to inform you that your organization did not meet the program requirements at this time. Each program typically has specific criteria, eligibility requirements, and objectives that organizations must align with in order to participate. These criteria and requirements are often confidential and vary from program to program. Best Regards, Android Enterprise Community Team"
