Microsoft 365 Endpoint AdministratorManage devices and apps (55-60%)Medium

A technician is configuring Microsoft Intune for a new set of corporate-owned Android Enterprise devices. The company policy requires that all applications installed on these devices must be approved by the IT department and come from a controlled source. Users should not be able to install apps directly from the public Google Play Store. Which enrollment type should the technician use to ensure this level of control?

  1. AAndroid Enterprise (fully managed)
  2. BAndroid Open Source Project (AOSP) management
  3. CAndroid Device Administrator
  4. DAndroid Enterprise (personally-owned work profile)
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Correct answer: A. Android Enterprise (fully managed)

Android Enterprise fully managed devices are designed for corporate-owned devices and provide the highest level of control, allowing IT to manage the entire device, enforce app installation from a managed Google Play Store, and prevent access to the public Play Store.

Why the other options are wrong

  • B. AOSP management is for devices without Google Mobile Services, which is not typical for standard Android Enterprise deployments requiring Managed Google Play.
  • C. Android Device Administrator is a deprecated management method with limited capabilities compared to Android Enterprise.
  • D. Personally-owned work profile is for BYOD scenarios, creating a separate work profile while allowing personal use and public Play Store access outside the profile.

Android Enterprise Fully Managed

An Intune enrollment type for corporate-owned Android devices that provides full device control, separating work and personal data, and restricting app installations to approved sources.

  • Designed for corporate-owned, single-purpose, or dedicated devices.
  • IT has full control over the entire device.
  • App installations are restricted to the Managed Google Play Store.

Memory trick: Fully managed locks down the whole device for the company.

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