Android Device Policy

Google LLC

About this app

Android Device Policy helps your IT admin keep your organization's data secure. Your admin can use the app to manage security policies and settings. Use the Android Enterprise demo (https://android.com/enterprise/demo) to generate a demo code.

Android Device Policy offers:
• Easy enrollment
• Access to managed Google Play
• Access to email and work resources

Developers, use the Android Management API (https://g.co/dev/androidmanagement) to manage devices with Android Device Policy.

Permissions Notice
• Camera: optionally used to scan QR codes for enterprise enrollment
• Contacts: used to add your work account to the device, required for access to managed Google Play
• Phone: used for device registration, to report device identifiers to your IT admin
• Location: used to query available WiFi networks, to align with IT policy and offer a new network if current configuration is broken
You can opt out of optional permission requests and still use the app.

Ratings and reviews

Stop forcing me to update when I don't want to. I was using maps when I was FORCED into a 15 minute update (even after having one last week) and went the wrong way. Had to pull over and wait forever for it to finish and was late to an appointment and got a $25 late/no show fee. I was literally using the device when you disabled my phone. Ridiculous. This makes me want to throw this phone away and switch to something else. Stop forcing unwanted and unnecessary updates on people.

unused, it's just bloatware for many users, shouldn't be mandatory to install. for those of us who don't have a use for the app we shouldn't be required to have it installed, those that do use it well be able to provide better feedback, unfortunately since my company doesn't have this feature requirement it's just wasted space

I don't want to have to tell this thing not to update when everything else updates. That's literally why I removed the auto update checkbox. I don't want this on my phone. Something that can override all my security settings>n the off chance this is a work phone? No, that's ridiculously unsafe to have sitting there just begging to be exploited.