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

A Microsoft 365 Endpoint Administrator is managing a fleet of corporate-owned Android Enterprise dedicated devices used as kiosks. These devices should only run a single, specific line-of-business application. Users must not be able to access other applications, device settings, or the device's home screen. Which Intune configuration is most appropriate for this scenario?

  1. AAndroid Enterprise device restrictions profile with a single-app kiosk mode.
  2. BAndroid Enterprise fully managed profile with an app protection policy.
  3. CAndroid Enterprise device restrictions profile with a multi-app kiosk mode.
  4. DAndroid (AOSP) dedicated devices profile with a web link app.
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Correct answer: A. Android Enterprise device restrictions profile with a single-app kiosk mode.

For Android Enterprise dedicated devices that need to run only a single application and prevent access to other device functions, a device restrictions profile configured for 'single-app kiosk mode' is the most suitable solution. This locks the device into the specified application.

Why the other options are wrong

  • B. App protection policies (MAM) are for protecting data within apps on personal or corporate devices, not for locking down a dedicated device to a single app.
  • C. Multi-app kiosk mode allows multiple specified apps, but the requirement is for a *single* application.
  • D. Android (AOSP) is for devices not supporting Google Mobile Services, and a web link app only provides a shortcut, not a locked-down kiosk experience.

Intune Android Enterprise Single-App Kiosk

Configuring an Android Enterprise dedicated device to run a single, specified application exclusively, preventing access to other apps, settings, or the home screen.

  • Used for kiosk, digital signage, or task-specific devices.
  • Achieved through a device restrictions profile in Intune.
  • Locks the device into one chosen application.

Memory trick: Single app for simple kiosks, multi for flexibility.

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